Frequency trees
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Key learning points
- In this lesson, we will look at how we can represent combined events as frequency trees.
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5 Questions
Q1.
What is the probability I spin 2 blacks?
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16/20
4
4/16
5
Q2.
What is the probability that I spin 2 whites or 2 blacks?
1
4/20
9/25
Q3.
What is the probability that I get exactly 1 black?
1
4/20
8/25
Q4.
What is the probability that I get 1 white and 1 red?
1
12/20
8/20
Q5.
What is the probability that I get 2 whites or 2 reds?
0
1
11/20
5 Questions
Q1.
How many boys didn't do their homework?
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13
14
22
Q2.
How many girls were there altogether?
14
29
8
Q3.
How many students were there altogether?
20
55
84
Q4.
What is the probability of randomly selecting a student who did their homework?
1/4
13/20
21/40
Q5.
Given that I select a girl, what is the probability that she didn't do her homework?
13/20
21/42
8/22