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    1. The document discusses sample space diagrams for outcomes when rolling dice or spinning spinners. It provides examples of sample space diagrams for rolling 2 dice where the scores are added or not added, and finding the difference between the scores. 2. Questions are provided about calculating probabilities of various outcomes occurring based on the sample space diagrams, such as doubles, evens, or scores within a certain range. 3. Creating and analyzing sample space diagrams can help determine probabilities of events occurring when rolling or spinning multiple random objects.

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    1. The document discusses sample space diagrams for outcomes when rolling dice or spinning spinners. It provides examples of sample space diagrams for rolling 2 dice where the scores are added or not added, and finding the difference between the scores. 2. Questions are provided about calculating probabilities of various outcomes occurring based on the sample space diagrams, such as doubles, evens, or scores within a certain range. 3. Creating and analyzing sample space diagrams can help determine probabilities of events occurring when rolling or spinning multiple random objects.

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    1. The document discusses sample space diagrams for outcomes when rolling dice or spinning spinners. It provides examples of sample space diagrams for rolling 2 dice where the scores are added or not added, and finding the difference between the scores. 2. Questions are provided about calculating probabilities of various outcomes occurring based on the sample space diagrams, such as doubles, evens, or scores within a certain range. 3. Creating and analyzing sample space diagrams can help determine probabilities of events occurring when rolling or spinning multiple random objects.

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    Sample Space Diagrams PDF

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    1. The document discusses sample space diagrams for outcomes when rolling dice or spinning spinners. It provides examples of sample space diagrams for rolling 2 dice where the scores are added or not added, and finding the difference between the scores. 2. Questions are provided about calculating probabilities of various outcomes occurring based on the sample space diagrams, such as doubles, evens, or scores within a certain range. 3. Creating and analyzing sample space diagrams can help determine probabilities of events occurring when rolling or spinning multiple random objects.

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    SampleSpaceDiagrams

    1.Twofairdicearethrowntogetherandthescoresareaddedtogether.
    a)Copyandcompletethesamplespacediagramshowingallthepossibleoutcomes
    scoreon1stdice
    1 2 3 4 5 6
    1 7

    scoreon2nd
    2 4

    dice
    3
    4 9
    5
    6
    b)Howmanyoutcomesaretherealtogether?
    c)Whatisthemostlikelyscore?
    d)Whataretheleastlikelyscores?
    e)Copyandcompletethetableshowingtheprobabilitiesofthrowingallthescoresfrom2
    to12
    score 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
    prob
    f)Whatistheprobabilityofascorethatis
    i) biggerthan10(doesnotinclude10) iv) asquarenumber(1,4,9,16,25)
    ii) between3and7(notinclusive) v) aprimenumber(2,3,5,7,11,13)
    iii) even vi) atrianglenumber(1,3,6,10,15,)

    2.Thesamplespacediagramshowstheoutcomesfromthrowing2dicewhenthescoresareNOT
    addedtogether.
    scoreon1stdice
    1 2 3 4 5 6
    1 (1,1) (2,1) (3,1) (4,1) (5,1) (6,1)
    scoreon2nd

    2 (1,2) (2,2) (3,2) (4,2) (5,2) (6,2)


    dice

    3 (1,3) (2,3) (3,3) (4,3) (5,3) (6,3)


    4 (1,4) (2,4) (3,4) (4,4) (5,4) (6,4)
    5 (1,5) (2,5) (3,5) (4,5) (5,5) (6,5)
    6 (1,6) (2,6) (3,6) (4,6) (5,6) (6,6)
    Whatistheprobabilitythat
    a)thescoreisadouble?
    b)thescoreisanevendouble?
    c)thescoreononediceistwicethescoreontheotherdice?
    d)atleastoneofthediceshowsa2?
    e)atleastoneofthediceshowsamultipleof3?

    3.Copyandcompletethediagramfortheeventthedifferencebetweenthescoreswhentwofair
    sixsideddicearethrowni.e.subtractthesmallerscorefromthebiggerscore.
    scoreon1stdice
    1 2 3 4 5 6
    1 0 2
    scoreon2nd

    2 1 1
    dice

    3 2 0
    4 1 1 2
    5 1
    6 1 0

    Fortheeventdescribed,findtheprobabilitythat
    a)thedifferenceis1
    b)thedifferenceis0
    c)thedifferenceis4
    d)thedifferenceis6
    e)thedifferenceisanoddnumber

    4.Twofivesidedspinnersarespuntogether.
    a)Drawasamplespacediagramshowingallthescoresyougetwhenthetwoscoresare
    addedtogether.
    b)Howmanyoutcomesarethere?
    c)Findtheprobabilitythat
    i)thetotalscoreis5
    ii)thetotalscoreisanevennumber
    iii)thetotalscoreisadouble
    iv)thetotalscoreislessthan7

    5.Twoeightsideddiceshowingthenumbers1to8werethrownatthesametime.

    WhatistheprobabilitythatthePRODUCT(multiplication)ofthetwodiceisasquarenumber?

    6.Isaacrollstwodiceandmultipliesbothnumberstogethertogivetheirproduct.Hewantstoknow
    theprobabilityofrollingtwodicethatwillgivehimaproductbetween19and35.Explainwhya
    samplespacediagramwillhelphim.

    7.Nicwenttothegardencentretobuysomeroses.

    Shefoundtheycameinsixdifferentcolourswhite,red,orange,yellow,pinkandcopper.

    Shealsofoundtheycameinfivedifferentsizesdwarf,small,medium,largeclimbingandrambling.

    a)Copyandcompletethesamplespacediagramshowingalltheoutcomes
    colour
    white red orange yellow pink copper
    dwarf(D) W&D
    small(S) R&S
    medium(M)
    size

    largeclimbing(L)
    rambling(R) C&R

    b)ShebuysaroseatrandomforAuntieJanet.AuntieJanetisfussyandonlylikesredandpinkroses
    andshedoesnotlikeclimbingorramblingroses(toldyoushewasfussy).Whatistheprobability
    thatNichasboughtarosei)thatshelikesii)thatshedoesNOTlike.

    8.MrsRobertsasked:Whatistheprobabilityofrollingdiceandgettingatotalof10orless.You
    mustchoosefrom:impossible,veryunlikely,evenchance,likely,verylikelyorcertain.
    EvierepliedItdependsonhowmanydiceIuse.
    Forhowmanydiceiseachofthepossiblechoicesananswer?

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