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The document describes experimental probability and provides examples to illustrate how to calculate experimental probability based on results from experiments involving chance. It defines experimental probability as the ratio between the number of times an event occurs and the total number of trials. Examples are provided to show how to calculate experimental probability when coins are tossed or marbles are drawn from a bag. The document also includes a sample recording of experiment results and asks students to calculate experimental probabilities based on those results.

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The document describes experimental probability and provides examples to illustrate how to calculate experimental probability based on results from experiments involving chance. It defines experimental probability as the ratio between the number of times an event occurs and the total number of trials. Examples are provided to show how to calculate experimental probability when coins are tossed or marbles are drawn from a bag. The document also includes a sample recording of experiment results and asks students to calculate experimental probabilities based on those results.

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OBJECTIVES:

K: Describes experimental
probability

S: Performs an experimental
probability Records result of
an experimental probability by
listing

A: Applies appropriately the


pattern or formula in getting
the result of experimental
probability
Describing, Performing and Recording
Lesson
Result of an Experimental Probability

What’s In Draw inferences based on the data presented in the


line graph.

1. What does the line


graph tells about the
wage of the employee
in seven months?

2. Why do you think


the employee has an
increasing wage?
What’s New
Read and analyze the problem below.
Mae tossed two dice. What is the probability of getting “box cars”
(two sixes)?

Boxcar Dice – two sixes

Probability result = 1
36
What Is It By the Fundamental Counting Principle, when two dice are tossed, there are
36 outcomes. For the favorable outcomes, there is only one possibility that
two sixes will occur.

Therefore, the probability of getting box cars is 1


36 .
Probability is the mathematics of chance. It is the field in mathematics that deals
with chances. An experiment is an activity when something is done and results are
expected by chance. The uncertain result is an outcome and the expected result is
the favorable outcome. To show probability, ratios are used. The probability of a
favorable event is given by the ratio of the favorable outcome to the total possible
outcome. That is,
Probability can be expressed in simplest form as fraction, decimal or
percent. If the probability is equal to 1, the favorable outcome is
certain to happen but if it is 0, it means that the favorable outcome is
NOT going to happen.

We may use a table to record the outcome of probability


experiment.
Read and solve

Take note that an experimental probability is the ratio between


the number of times the event occurs and the total number of
trials. So, we could say that the probability of tossing each
letter is:
More Examples:
Example 1: A coin is tossed 60 times. A head appeared
twenty-seven times. Find the experimental
probability of getting heads.
Solution:

27
60
Therefore, the experimental probability of getting
a head is 9
20 .
Example 2: A bag contains 10 red marbles, 8 yellow marbles and 2
black marbles. Roma took a marble and returned it.
After 10 trials, a red marble was picked 6 times. Find
the experimental probability of getting a red marble.

Solution:

6
10

Therefore, the experimental probability of


getting a red marble is 3
5
Let’s Try: Ayelle has red, blue, yellow, green and pink crayons in a box. After
drawing each crayon from the box, here is the result. Help Ayelle in
recording the results.

How many times out of 21 did Ayelle draw a blue crayon?


green crayon? pink crayon, red crayon? yellow crayon?

What is the experimental probability of drawing blue?


6 or 2
21 7
What is the experimental probability of drawing green?
3 or 1
21 7
What is the experimental probability of drawing 2
pink? 21

What is the experimental probability of 4


drawing red? 21

What is the experimental probability of 6 or 2


drawing yellow?
21 7
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