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 Zaido’s Gala date
Zaido is the heartthrob of Banot National High School.
He is looking for a partner to be his date on the Gala
night in their school. Many young ladies in their
campus wish to be his partner. Zaido is a good guy, thus
he wants everyone who admires him have given a
chance to be chosen. So he announced for those who
wants to be his date to be listed according to the kind
of dance that he considered as the feature of a lady of
his choice, in which the girls are apt to. There are 40
ladies wants to be his date, 27 of them is on the list of
waltz and 25 from cha- cha.
 Scenario:
The Manager of Poro Island is offering a free
entrance fee for tourists today. He is hoping that
tourists will then also purchase a ticket for cottage
rental and/or a boat rental for island hopping. He
keeps track of the customers and finds that the
following 30 groups of tourists who will rent
cottage and/or go for boat rental for an island
hoping. Among 30 groups 18 bought tickets for
cottage rental and 15 for boat rental
If a group of tourists avail the free entrance, determine the
possibility that the group have bought tickets for cottage and/or
boat

 G 1: how many groups of tourist have bought tickets for

cottage rental only?
 G 2: how many groups of tourist have bought tickets for boat
rental only?
 G 3: how many groups of tourist have bought tickets for
cottage rental?
 G 4: how many groups of tourist have bought tickets for boat
rental?
 G 5: how many groups of tourist have bought tickets for
cottage or boat rental?
 G 6: how many groups of tourist have bought tickets for
cottage and boat rental?
Illutrates in a Venn Diagram
 ANSWER
1. (C)=5+3 = 8
2. (B)= 12+3=15
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 POSSIBILITY
 the condition of fact of being possible
Something that might happen

VS
PROBABILITY
A branch of Mathematics concerned with the study of
probabilities
The quality or state of being likely to occur
The ratio of the number of outcomes that produce a given
event to the total number of possible outcomes.
A scene from the story on Zaido’s gala date
 REMEMBER

(A U B) = (A)+(B) - (A∩B)
(A∩B) = common elements
of Both A or B
 Take note
 Union: P(A OR B), P(A Ս B)
 P(A Ս B) = (A Ս B) / (A Ս B)
 Intersection: P(A AND B), P(A∩B)
 P(A∩B) = (A∩B) / (A Ս B)
 THAT IS WHY

• (Cha-cha) =15+12 = 27
• (waltz) = 13 +12 = 25
• (cha-cha Ս waltz)= 15+12+13=40
Or 27+25 – 12 = 40
• (cha-cha ∩ waltz) = 12
 THAT IS WHY
• P(cha-cha Ս waltz)

• P(cha-cha ∩ waltz)

or 0.3 or 30%
 PERFORMANCE TASK
20 student’s plans to try out to be a cheering squad
member and a basketball player, 8 of them audition in
cheering squad, 15 try out in basketball.

• Illustrate the event in a Venn Diagram

• how many students auditioned in cheering squad ?
• how many students try out in basketball?
• how many students try out both cheering squad or basketball?
• how many students try out in cheering squad and basketball?
• what is the probability of students try out in basketball or
cheering squad?
• what is the probability of students try out to both basketball and
cheering
1. Illustrate the events in a Venn diagram
2. How many students have try out in cheering squad ?
(C)=5+3 = 8
3. How many students have try out in basketball?
(B)= 12+3=15
4. how many students try out in cheering squad and
basketball?
 20 student’s plans to try out to be a cheering squad
member and a basketball player, 8 of them audition in
cheering squad, 15 try out in basketball.
5. what is the probability of students try out in basketball
or cheering squad?

6. what is the probability of students try out to both

basketball and cheering squad?
 20 student’s plans to try out to be a cheering squad
member and a basketball player, 8 of them audition in
cheering squad, 15 try out in basketball.

7. what is the probability of students try out to both

basketball and cheering squad?
 MY SUMMER VACATION”

• GUIDE QUESTIONS:
• 1. Who among you here has a plan to visit places this
coming holiday? What places you want to go? Did your
family members suggest and agreed on the places to stay?
• 2. what if some members choose to go in only one place or
both the places?
• 3. Are you aware on the probability of having visited those
places?
• 4. Were you able to realize the significance of union and
intersection of events in real life?
guide questions below:
1. If there are event A, and B, how will you determine
the element of A? how about B?
2. How will you determine the union of A or B?
3. How will you determine of the intersection of A,
and B?
4. How will you determine the probability of the
union of A or B?
5. How will you determine the probability of the
intersection of A, and B?
 Answer the following in ½ crosswise.
(QUIZ)
• The Bahao National High School will conduct two consecutive events on the 3 rd
week of April 2023 a “gala night” and an “educational tour”. The grade 10
students of Aristotle and Einstein composed of 45 students, 28 of them permitted
by their parents to join the gala night and 22 permitted to join the educational
tour
•
• 1. illustrate the events in a Venn diagram
• 2. Use the Venn diagram to find the probabilities.
• a. (G)
• b. (E)
• c. (GUE)
• d. (G∩E)
• d. P(GUE)
• e. P(G∩E)
THANK YOU!!!!

MDP