Calculate probabilities from equally likely events

Maths

Probability 1 (Scale and equally likely events)

3. Dexter, Rosie and Sunil are playing a game with a six-sided die. Dexter wins if he rolls an even number. Rosie wins if she rolls a number greater than 4. Sunil wins if he rolls a 5. Which player is more likely to win?

Alice has put ‘certain’ in the wrong place

Alice has put ‘impossible’ in the wrong place

Alice has put ‘unlikely’ in the wrong place

Alice is labelling the probability scale. Can you spot her mistake?

Alice is labelling the probability scale.Which phrases are missing?

There are 12 doughnuts in a box. Which letter represents selecting a donut with pink icing?

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

Calculate probabilities from equally likely events

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This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.