I can find the likelihood of an event.

Explore activity p. 367

I can create a tree diagram to represent the number of possible outcomes for an event.

Vocab

Experimental Probability:

Theoretical Probability:

Trial:

Outcome:

Event:

Try this one!

You roll a six-sided number cube and the number is 1 or greater.

You roll two number cubes and the sum of the numbers is 3.

A bowl contains disks marked with the numbers 1 through 10. You close your eyes and select a disk at random. You pick an odd number.

A spinner has 8 equal sections marked 0-7. You spin and land on a prime number.

Your turn p. 369

Your Turn p. 370

There are 2 red jacks in a standard deck of 52 cards. What is the probability of not getting a red jack if you select one at random?

Why do the probability of an event and the probability of its compliment add up to 1?

Your turn p. 371

Extra time

12-1 C page

Homework: 12-1 A/B # 2-6