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Sample Space Diagrams

Section A Dice Probability

1) Two fair dice are thrown and the


scores are ADDED together.

• Complete the sample space diagram

• How many outcomes are there?

• What is the probability of getting


a score of ‘5’?

• What is the probability of getting


a score greater than ‘9’?

• What is the probability of getting


a score less than ‘7’?

2) Two fair dice are thrown and the


scores are MULTIPLIED together.

• Complete the sample space diagram

• How many outcomes are there?

• What is the probability of getting


a score of ‘6’?

• What is the probability of getting


a score greater than ‘16’?

• What is the probability of getting


a score less than ‘4’?

3) A six-faced dice and a four-faced


dice are thrown. The first score is
SUBTRACTED FROM the second First Score
score.

• Complete the sample space diagram


Second Score

• How many outcomes are there?

• What is the probability of getting


a negative score?

• What is the probability of getting


a score ≥ 0?

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Sample Space Diagrams

Section B

1) Jamie has two fair spinners.


One has three equal sections coloured red,
llow 1 2
blue and yellow. The other has four equal Ye

Blue
sections numbered 1, 2, 3 and 4. Jamie spins
Re
both spinners. d
3 4
Complete the sample space diagram.

Colour B

Number 1

2) A fair dice and a coin are thrown together.


a. Draw a sample space diagram to represent the possible outcomes.

b. What is the probability of getting an even number and a tails?

3) A game is played using the counters inside two bags.


Bag 1 contains a green, purple and an orange counter.
Bag 2 contains 3 counters with the numbers 4, 5 and 6 on them.
a. Draw a sample space diagram to show all the possible outcomes when one
counter is taken from each bag.

b. What is probability of someone picking a green counter and the number 4?

c. Find the probability of taking an orange counter and a number greater than 4.

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