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    1) The document presents 3 learning tasks involving probability calculations for randomly selecting letters, balls with letters, and types of meat on a plate. 2) The first task involves calculating probabilities of selecting vowels vs consonants when picking a random letter. 3) The second task requires determining whether letter selection scenarios represent mutually exclusive or not mutually exclusive events. 4) The third task provides probabilities for selecting different meats at a Korean BBQ restaurant given the number of each type of meat on the plate.

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    1) The document presents 3 learning tasks involving probability calculations for randomly selecting letters, balls with letters, and types of meat on a plate. 2) The first task involves calculating probabilities of selecting vowels vs consonants when picking a random letter. 3) The second task requires determining whether letter selection scenarios represent mutually exclusive or not mutually exclusive events. 4) The third task provides probabilities for selecting different meats at a Korean BBQ restaurant given the number of each type of meat on the plate.

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    Math 10 Week 7-8

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    1) The document presents 3 learning tasks involving probability calculations for randomly selecting letters, balls with letters, and types of meat on a plate. 2) The first task involves calculating probabilities of selecting vowels vs consonants when picking a random letter. 3) The second task requires determining whether letter selection scenarios represent mutually exclusive or not mutually exclusive events. 4) The third task provides probabilities for selecting different meats at a Korean BBQ restaurant given the number of each type of meat on the plate.

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    NAME: _______________________________ SECTION: ______________________

    MATHEMATICS 10 QUARTER 3 – WEEK 7 & 8

    PLEASE WRITE YOUR ANSWERS IN THIS WORKSHEET. YOU CAN WRITE YOUR
    ANSWER AT THE BACK OF THE PAPER. PLEASE SHOW YOUR SOLUTION.

    LEARNING TASK #1: PLAY WITH ALPHABETS


    Problem: Maricar labelled each of 26 small pieces of paper a distinct letter in the English alphabet. She put it in
    a box. If she will ask her brother, Paulo, to randomly pick a piece of paper from the box, what is the probability
    that is:
    1. a vowel or a consonant?
    2. a consonant or w?
    3. a vowel or e?
    4. a consonant or o?
    5. a vowel or k?

    LEARNING TASK #2: EXCLUSIVE OR NOT?


    Tell whether each of the following situations indicates mutually exclusive events or not mutually exclusive
    events. Write M for mutually exclusive and N for not mutually exclusive.

    _______1. A box contains 26 balls labelled by each letter of the English alphabet. Assume that each ball is
    designated by a unique letter and a ball is drawn randomly from the box, what is the probability that it is "A"
    or "B"? 
    _______2. A box contains 26 balls labelled by each letter of the English alphabet. Assume that each ball is
    designated by a unique letter and a ball is drawn randomly from the box, what is the probability that it is "E"
    or vowel?
    _______3. A box contains 26 balls labelled by each letter of the English alphabet. Assume that each ball is
    designated by a unique letter and a ball is drawn randomly from the box, what is the probability that it is "P"
    or a consonant?
    _______4. A box contains 26 balls labeled by each letter of the English alphabet. Assume that each ball is
    designated by a unique letter and a ball is drawn randomly from the box, what is the probability that it is "O"
    or a consonant? 
    _______5. A box contains 26 balls labelled by each letter of the English alphabet. Assume that each ball is
    designated by a unique letter and a ball is drawn randomly from the box, what is the probability that it is
    vowel or a consonant?

    LEARNING TASK #3: PROBLEM SOLVING


    Consider the situation below and solve the following problem.
    Problem: A Korean restaurant serves a plate of meat for samgyupsal. The plate of meat a group of friends
    receives has 10 plates of pork, 7 plates of beef, and 3 plates of chicken. After the group chooses a plate, they
    grill it. Find the probability of getting the specified plates of meat
    below.
    1. P(pork or beef)
    2. P(chicken or not beef)
    3. P(pork or chicken)
    4. P(pork or not chicken)
    5. P(pork or not beef)

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