Probability of exclusive and non-mutually 10.

You are getting a class in school and you

exclusive events are sleeping in bed.

State if the situation is non-mutually or

Solve the following
mutually exclusive.
1. The spinners are divided into 6
1. Drawing a queen or a heart from a equal parts and numbers 1-6 if it is
standard deck of card. spun twice, find the probability that…

2. Drawing a 5 or a 6 from a standard deck A. Both spins stop on odd numbers

of cards.

3. Drawing a king or an ace from a standard B. One is odd and the other is even
deck of cards.

C. The sum of the first spin the second

4. Drawing a diamond or a black card from
spin is less than or equal to 8
a standard deck of cards.

2. Each spinner is divided into 5 equal

5. Rolling a fair die and getting an even
parts. The pointer in each spinner is
number or a multiple of 6.
spun once Conduct a possibility
diagram for each outcome. Find the
6. Rolling a fair die and getting a prime
probability that the sum of both
number or a multiple of 2.
scores is…
7. Rolling a fair die and getting a prime A. Odd:
number or an odd number B. Even:
C. At least 7:
D. Less than 7:
8. Getting a grade of A in math and getting 3. A cube with A,B,C,D,E and T. What is
a grade of A in English. the probability of…
A. Rolling a vowel or letter In the
word FRAUD:
9. You work in cebu and you are an illocano.
B. Rolling a constant or a letter in the
word BEAUTY:
C. Rolling a vowel or a letter in the
word MOUNT:
4. Two dice are rolled. Construct a
possibility diagram for all
outcomes. Find the possibility
that…
A. The first number is even, the
second number is even.
B. The first number is even, the
second number is odd
C. Both numbers are odd or both
numbers are even
5. A box of miniature cars contains 6
red cars, 5 blue cars, and 7 black
cars One car is drawn at random.
What is the probability that it will
be…
A. Either a red or blue?
B. Either a red or black?
C. Either a blue or black?
D. Neither blue nor black?
6. The probabilities of three students
M,N and P winning the quiz bee is
1/8, ¼ and ½ respectively.
Assuming that only one contestant
can win the quiz bee, what is the
probability that
A. Either M or N wins?
B. Either N or P wins?
C. Neither M or N wins?
D. Neither N nor P wins?
E. Neither M nor P wins?
7. A card is drawn at random from a
standard deck of cards. What is
the probability of…
A. A red card or a queen?
B. A jack or a spade?
C. A jack or a spade?
D. An ace or a black card?
E. A 4 or a diamond?
8. A fair die is rolled, what is the
probability of getting
A. A number less than 4 and a
multiple of 2?
B. An odd number or an even
number?
C. A prime number or a factor of 5?
 D. A composite number or factor of
6?
E. An even number or a division of
10?
9. Let A and B be events of a sample.
P(B)= .4 and P(B)= .5 a P(A∩B)
Find the probabilities of each
events.
A. A or B:
B. A but not B:
C. B but not A:
D. Neither A nor B:
10. The swimming club has
members, of which 10 are grade
10 students and 40 are are boys.
10 of the grade 10 students are
boys. A member of the swimming
club picked at random. Daniel
computes the probability
picking 10 students to be 1/12. Is
he correct? If not, find the correct
probability and explain
Dependent and independent events
Decide weather the two events are
dependent or independent.
1. Tossing a tail on 3 consecutive
tosses of the coin.
2. Passing all assessments and
getting a passing grade om the
subject
3. Eating healthy every day and
physically fit
4. Being a cavatina and having high
marks in math
5. Getting a well paying job and
owning a car.
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1. A bag contains 8 red pens and 4
blue pens. Lovely draws a pen
then returns it to the bag. She
draws a second pen, what is the
probability that.
of
A. Both are red pens?
B. Both pens are blue?
C. One pen is red and the other is
blue?
2. A die and a coin are tossed. What
is the probability of getting
A. A 4 and a tail?
B. An odd number and a head?
C. A factor of 6 and a tail
D. An even number and a head Answer the following

1. Thirty students took a 30- item

3. Two dice are rolled one after the
exam. Fifteen students scored 18,
other. What is the probability of
and everyone else scored 30.
getting...
Identify the scores at each of
A. A 5 on the first die and a 3 on the
these positions.
second die?
A. 80th percentile rank

B. Ab even number on the first die

B. 6th Decile
and a multiple of 3 on the second
die? C. Median

C. An odd number on the 1st die and D. 3rd Quartile

a divisible of 4 on the second die?
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4. A card is drawn from a deck of 51-55 2 50.5 55.5
cards then the card is replaced,
56-60 2 55.5 60.5
the deck of card is reshuffled and
61-65 2 60.5 65.5
the second card is drawn. What is
66-70 4 65.5 70.5
the probability of getting…
71-75 4 70.5 75.5
A. A queen on the first draw and a
76-80 5 75.5 80.5
king on the second draw?
81-85 5 81.5 85.5
86-90 7 85.5 90.5
B. A 3 on the first draw and a red card
91-95 3 90.5 95.5
on the second draw?
96-100 5 100.5 100.5

C. An ace on the first draw and on the

second draw a heart? Based on the group data, Answer the
following
D. A jack on the first draw and a
multiple of 5 on the second draw? A. How many students took the test?
B. What is the lowest score?

C. What is the highest score?

D. How many class intervals (group

of scores) are there

E. Which class contains the median

F. What is the frequency of the

median class?

G. What is the cumulative property

Frequency of the class that
precedes the median class?

H. What is median

I. Which class intervals contains the

upper quartile.

J. Which class interval contains the

6th decile

K. If the teacher decides to fail ¼ of

his class, what is the passing
score?

L. If the teacher decides to give a

prize to the top 10% of the class,
what is the cut off score?