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  • Slide 1
  • 1.2 Theoretical Probabilities
  • Slide 2
  • Are all outcomes equally likely when rolling dice? One dice? What about the sum of two dice?
  • Slide 3
  • Theoretical Probability
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  • Rolling Two Die
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  • Theoretical Vs. Experimental Java Applet
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  • Rolling Two Die
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  • Example Fiona has two shirts and three pairs of pants that she can wear to her co-op placement. Suppose Richards randomly picks a shirt and a pair of pants. Identify the sample space. Fiona does not like to wear blue and green together, nor does she like orange and red together. What is the probability that she will pick a shirt and pants combo that she does not like? Fiona wants to decrease the probability of drawing a combination a combo she does not like. If Fiona buys another pairs or pants what color should she choose?
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  • Complement
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  • Battleships Battleship is a game in which two opponents use a co-ordinate grid to try and guess the location of each others ship. Suppose a location is chosen at random, what is the probability of hitting a ship on first guess? What is the probability of a miss on the first guess?
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  • Odds
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  • Hockey A hockey analyst gives the Canadian women's hockey team a 75% probability of winning the gold medal in the next winter Olympics. Based on this prediction, what are the odds in favour of Canada winning Olympics gold? A local sports journalist estimates that the high school boys soccer team has a 40% probability of going to the OFSAA championship tournament. What are the odds against the boys making OFSAA?
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  • Assignment Pg 24 #s 1-10,12

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