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Unit 6: Probability Uses of Probability Unit 6: Probability Uses of Probability

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Probability is used all of the time in real life Gambling Sports Weather Insurance Medical Decisions Standardized Tests And others Definition of Probability The likelihood of something ID: 693872

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Slide1

Unit 6: ProbabilitySlide2

Uses of Probability

Probability is used all of the time in real life

Gambling

Sports

Weather

Insurance

Medical Decisions

Standardized Tests

And othersSlide3

Definition of Probability

“The

likelihood of something

happening”

We use this to answer questions like:

What is the chance of rain tomorrow?

Will you win at Black Jack?

Who will win the

S

uper Bowl?

Is the answer A, B, C, or D?

What are the chances of rolling a 13 with 2 dice?Slide4

Basic Probability

Probability is always between 0 and 1

 

.5Slide5

Random Things to Know

Dice

(singular = “die”)

Most cases: 6 sided

Numbers 1,2,3,4,5,6

Special Cases:

4 sided8 sided10 sided12 sided20 sided

 Slide6

Random Things to Know

Cards

Typical Deck: 52 cards

4 Suits (13 cards each)

Clubs Spades

2

-10

2-103 Face 3 Face1 Ace 1 Ace Hearts Diamonds2-10 2-10

3 Face 3 Face1 Ace 1 AceSlide7

Random Things to Know

License Plates

7 Characters

Different states

have different

rules

 Slide8

Counting Principle

If you have 6 shirts and 3 pants how many different outfits can you create?Slide9

Counting Principle

If you have M of one option

a

nd you have N of another option,

Then there are

ways of doing both

M = shirts

N = pantsNumber of outfits you can make =

 Slide10

Counting Principle

When flipping a coin 15 times how many results are possible?

*Think how many different results are there when you flip a coin*Slide11

Counting Principle

A restaurant has on its menu

5 choices for appetizers

3 choices for main course

2 choices for dessert

How many different meals (appetizer, main course, and dessert) can you choose?Slide12

Factorials!

 Slide13

Multiplication Rule and

Addition Rule of ProbabilitySlide14

Multiplication Rule and

Addition Rule of Probability

Examples

What is the probability of rolling a 6 on a die

and

then rolling another 6?

so

What is the probability rolling a 1

or

a 2 on a single roll of a die?

so

 Slide15

Combinations

If you have 5 trophies but only space on a shelf for 2 of them how many different ways can you arrange your trophies?

BIG QUESTION: DOES ORDER MATTER??Slide16

Combinations

Remember the Counting Principle:

M*N = total number of ways to select items

How many trophies can you choose between?

5

How many spots are there?

2

So…  Slide17

Combinations

Def

: A way of selecting items where the order

does not

matter

If you order pizza it doesn’t matter if you tell them

“Peperoni, Pineapple, and Sausage” or

“Sausage, Peperoni, and Pineapple” NO! It all goes on the pizza! The order doesn’t matterSlide18

Combinations

n = total number of elements

r = number of items chosen

 Slide19

Permutations

You and your 3 friends are standing in line to buy tickets to a movie. How many ways are there for you to arrange yourselves?Slide20

Permutations

Remember the Counting Principle:

M*N = total number of ways to select

items

How many choices do you have for the first spot?

(4)

How many choices do you have for the second spot? (3)

How many choices do you have for the third spot? (2) How many choices do you have for the fourth spot? (1)So  Slide21

Permutations

Def

: A way of selecting items where the order

does

matter

In races who comes in 1

st

, 2nd, and 3rd is very important for prizes, and rankings. The order does matter.Slide22

Permutations

If repetition is not allowed:

If repetition is allowed:

n = total number of elements

r = number

chosen