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This document contains a student's name, date, section, and score. It presents two sections: A) A comprehension check with 10 items asking the student to identify whether pairs of events are dependent or independent. B) 5 probability problems for the student to solve involving scenarios like drawing marbles or cards with or without replacement from bags/decks with specified contents. The student is to show their work on the back of the paper.

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Name: Date: Name and Signature of Parent/Guardian Section: Score

This document contains a student's name, date, section, and score. It presents two sections: A) A comprehension check with 10 items asking the student to identify whether pairs of events are dependent or independent. B) 5 probability problems for the student to solve involving scenarios like drawing marbles or cards with or without replacement from bags/decks with specified contents. The student is to show their work on the back of the paper.

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Name: Date:

Section: Score:
Name and Signature of Parent/Guardian

A. Comprehension Check: Determine whether the two events are dependent or independent events.
________ 1) tossing a head on two consecutive tosses of the coin
________ 2) passing the final exam and getting a passing grade in the course
________ 3) going to the gym regularly and being physically fit
________ 4) being a Cebuano and getting a high grade in Science
________ 5) getting a well – paying job and owning a house
________ 6) being an ambassador and dying in an earthquake
________ 7) select one marble, do not replace it, and then select another marble
________ 8) choosing one student to lead a group, and then choosing another student to lead another group
________ 9) flip heads on one coin and tails on another coin
________ 10) choosing a blue marble from a bag and set it aside, then choosing a green marble from the bag
B. Solve: Use the back part of this paper for your solution.
1) In a bag there are 2 red marbles, 3 white marbles and 5 blue marbles. Once a marble is selected, it is replaced. Find the following
probabilities:
a. P (white, blue)
b. P (white, white)
c. P (3 blue)
2) There are 7 purple, 9 yellow and 12 pink flowers in a vase. You randomly choose a flower from the vase to take home. Your friend
randomly chooses another flower from the vase to take home. What is the probability that you choose a purple flower and your
friend chooses a yellow flower?
3) Bag A contains 9 red marbles and 3 green marbles. Bag B contains 9 black marbles and 6 orange marbles. Find the probability of
selecting one green marble from bag A and one black marble from bag B
4) Two letters are chosen, without replacement, at random from the English alphabet. If y is considered to be a consonant, find the
probability that
a. both are vowel
b. both are consonants
5) If you draw two cards from a standard deck of 52 cards without replacement, find:
a. P (King first, Jack second)
b. P (face card first, ace second)
c. P (2 aces)

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