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Igoryamba
2 years ago
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Mathematics
1 answer:
lorasvet [3.4K]2 years ago
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Going by the rules of the game to pick a random card and then multiply it by a roll of a number cube, we can find that:

  1. The probability a person wins a game is 3/8 or 37.5%.
  2. For a participant to win 25% of the time, they needs to get 32 or higher.
  3. The probability of a score of 36 or higher in 4 consecutive attempts is 1/1,1296.
  4. Teacher should tell people that just as the lower numbers could be picked, the products that are 32 or higher can be picked as well.

<h3>What sample space represents the data?</h3>

If the die is rolled, it will land on a number between 1 and 6 while there are only four cards that can be picked.

The sample space is:

                  Dice             Card            Product        

                      1                 5                         5

                      1                 6                         6

                      1                 7                         7

                      1                 8                         8

                      2                 5                         10

                      2                 6                         12

                      2                 7                         14

                      2                 8                         16  

                      3                 5                         15

                      3                 6                         18

                      3                 7                         21

                      3                 8                         24

                      4                 5                         20

                      4                 6                         24

                      4                 7                         28

                      4                 8                         32

                      5                 5                         25

                      5                 6                         30

                      5                  7                         35

                      5                  8                         40

                      6                 5                         30                        

                      6                 6                         36

                      6                 7                         42

                      6                 8                         48

<u />

Based on the products, we can come up with the following frequency table:

                                 Frequency table

                          Product                     Frequency

                              5                                      1

                              6                                      1

                              7                                      1

                              8                                      1

                              10                                      1

                              12                                      1

                              14                                      1

                              16                                      1

                              15                                      1

                              18                                      1

                              21                                      1

                              24                                      2

                              20                                      1

                              28                                      1

                              30                                      2

                              32                                      1

                              25                                      1

                              35                                      1

                              40                                      1

                              36                                      1

                              42                                      1

                              <u>48                                      1</u>

                              <u>Total                                24</u>

The frequency table shows that to get 28 or more, a person will have a relative frequency of:

= 1 + 2 + 1 + 1 + 1 + 1 + 1 + 1

= 9

Probability is:

= 9 / 24

= 3/8

= 37.5%

<h3>How can a person win only 25% of the time?</h3>

The number of products required to win 25% of the time is:

= 25% x 24

= 6

To find the winning number, count down from the highest product 6 times to get 32.

<h3 /><h3>What is the probability that a player wins a large prize?</h3>

The probability of getting 36 or higher is:

= ∑(Probabability of picking 36 and above numbers)

= 1 / 24 + 1/24 + 1/24 + 1/24

= 1 / 6

The probability of repeating this 4 consecutive times is:

= 1 / 6 x 1 / 6 x 1/ 6 x 1 / 6

= 1 / 1,296

= 0.0007716

Find out more on probability at brainly.com/question/23461431.

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