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Counting Principles

ProbabilityProbability

of Independent

Events

Even MORE

probability

Set Theory

Potpourri


The number of different CD’s Ryan has to choose from

when he has bought 2 country CD’s, 4 rock

CD’s, and 3 rap CD’s.


The number of possible combinations

of outfits when you bought 5 shirts, 3

pants, and 2 jackets.


The number of possible outcomes

when you flip 4 coins.


The number of jackets you would need to have 24 different

combinations of outfits when you have 3 pants

and 4 shirts.


The number of possible license plates when the license plate

contains 2 letters followed by 5 digits. (All combinations are

equally likely)


The probability of tossing heads on a

coin.


The probability of drawing a queen of hearts from a deck

of cards.


The probability rolling a prime

number on a dice.


The probability of rolling two dice, when added together will

equal a sum of 7.


The probability of rolling two dice, when added together will equal a number less than five.


The P (blue, then red) if a marble is selected and replaced, and then a 2nd marble is selected from a box

contains 5 red marbles, 3 blue marbles, and 4 yellow marbles.


The P (an even # and tossing a tail) when you roll a fair six-

sided number cube and toss a coin.


The probability that each lottery machine would

produce a 2 when there are 10 balls in each machine numbered 0 – 9 and there are 4 different machines.


The P (blue, and then red) if a marble is selected and replaced, and then a 2nd marble is selected

from a box containing 5 red marbles, 3 blue marbles, and 4 yellow marbles.


The probability of randomly being assigned

the I.D. B75 when your middle school I.D.

number consists of one letter and two numbers.


The P (ace of hearts and king of hearts) when there are 52

cards in a deck and you replace the card after each draw.


The P (a face card, then another face card) when there are 52 cards in a deck and you replace the card after

each draw.


The probability that A and B will occur when A and B are

independent events such that P(A) = 1/6

and P (B) = 2/3


The probability that A or B will occur when A and B are

independent events such that P(A) = 2/9

and P(B) = 4/9


Draw a two-Venn diagram labeled A and B.

Shade to represent

AuB


Draw a two-Venn diagram labeled A and B.

Shade to represent

AnB.


The universal set contains

the months of the year.

Set A = {January, February, March, April and May}

What is A’?


Draw a three-Venn diagram labeled A,B,&C.

Shade to represent (A U B U C)’


Draw a three-Venn diagram labeled A, B, & C.

Shade to represent

AnBnC


Draw a tree diagram to represent the

possible outcomes for tossing two coins.


The first five prime numbers


The names of two administrators


Draw a tree diagram to represent the total number of possible combinations if you

have 2 types of ice cream (vanilla, chocolate), 3 types of

toppings (sprinkles, Oreos, chips) and 1 type of syrup (chocolate).


Applebee’s wants to have 90 different possible dinner

combinations.

So far, they are offering 6 appetizers, 5 entrée’s. How

many dessert choices would they need to offer to equal 90?

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