Mathematics

10
Prepared by:
Maricris Z. Gesolgon
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OF YOUR GROUP'S MEMBERS!
THOSE WHO ARE NOT SEATED WITH YOUR
GROUP WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY MARK AS
ABSENT.
REVIEW
 TOPIC: PROBABILITY OF
DEPENDENT EVENTS
GOALS:
1) Recall the definition of dependent
events;
2) Find the probability of dependent
events; and
3) Relate dependent in real life
Game Mechanics:
1) Pass the box around while the music
is playing.
2) Once the music stops, the student
holding the box will have to pick one
candy, replace it, and then pick again.
3) Repeat steps 1 and 2 for three rounds.
 3 GREEN CANDIES
5 YELLOW CANDIES
2 RED CANDIES

TOTAL # OF CANDIES= 10
Game Mechanics:
1) Pass the box around while the music
is playing.
2) Once the music stops, the student
holding the box will have to pick one
candy, eat it, and then pick again.
3) Repeat steps 1 and 2 for three rounds.
Probability of Two Dependent Events
The find the probability of two dependent
events A and B, multiply the probability of
event A by the probability of event B given that
event A has occured.
In symbols: P(AՈB)= P(A) x P(B│A).
 Think and Share
Directions: Please have a partner and then
solve this.
In a certain test, 4 out of students got a perfect
score. You chose three students at random out
of 8 students without replacement.
Find the probability that all three are the ones
who got perfect score.
 Mathinik Quiz Bee
I will give you a situation (events A and B), and
then, all you have to do is to solve for the
probability of the given events.
Write your group’s answer on the bond paper.
ONE MINUTE AND 30 SECS ONLY
 PROBLEM # 1
A box of candies contains 1 Yema candy, 3
Sampaloc candies and 2 Bucayo candies.
Eduardo randomly chooses a candy, eats it,
and then randomly chooses another candy.
1) What is the probability that Eduardo chose a
Yema candy and then a Sampaloc candy?
 PROBLEM # 2
A box of candies contains 1 Yema candies, 3
Sampaloc candies and 2 Bucayo candies.
Eduardo randomly chooses a candy, eats it,
and then randomly chooses another candy.
1) What is the probability that Eduardo chose a
Sampaloc candy and then a Bucayo candy?
 PROBLEM # 3
A basket of fruits contains 2 Dalandan, 1
banana, 3 Lansones, and 2 Guavas. Dominic
randomly chooses one piece of fruit, eats it,
and chooses another piece of fruit.
3)What is the probability that he chose a
Banana and then a Dalandan?
 PROBLEM # 4
A basket of fruits contains 2 Dalandan, 1
banana, 3 Lansones, and 2 Guavas. Dominic
randomly chooses one piece of fruit, eats it,
and chooses another piece of fruit.
4)What is the probability that he chose both
lansones?
 PROBLEM # 5
A basket of fruits contains 2 Dalandan, 1
banana, 3 Lansones, and 2 Guavas. Dominic
randomly chooses one piece of fruit, eats it,
and chooses another piece of fruit.
5)What is the probability that he chose both
Guavas?
 GET 1/4
SHEET OF
In a ¼ sheet of paper,
answer the following
problem.
Show your
solution!
 PROBLEM 1
A bag of beans contains 3 Patani seeds, 2 Kasoy
seeds, 2 Cacao seeds and 4 Langka seeds. Kara
randomly picks one seed, planted it, and then
randomly selected another one seed.
1)What is the probability of choosing a Patani seed
on the first pick and then a Langka seed on the
second pick?
 PROBLEM 2
A bag of beans contains 3 Patani seeds, 2 Kasoy
seeds, 2 Cacao seeds and 4 Langka seeds. Kara
randomly picks one seed, planted it, and then
randomly selected another one seed.
2) What is the probability of choosing a Cacao seed
on the first pick and then a Kasoy seed on the
second pick?
 ASSIGNMENT
At a tire store, 5 out of every 50 tires are
defective. If you purchase 4 tires for your vehicle
and they are randomly selected from a set of 50
newly delivered tires.
1)What is the probability that all four tires will be
defective? (Once chosen, the tires are not
replaced)
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AND
GOD BLESS!