Probability scenarios?

Mathematics

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velikii [3]3 years ago

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Here are some probability scenarios.

- Flipping a coin and seeing if it is heads or tails.

- Thinking to yourself: "Is it going to rain or hail?"

- Spinning a spinner and seeing what color it lands on.

- Probability in winning the lottery.

- Having 5 pairs of black shoes and one pair of yellow shoes.

The probability of picking the yellow shoe is 1/5.

There are lots of more examples out there!

<em>Hope helps!-Aparri </em>

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