Introduction to Probability 🌟 – Grade 6 Data & Probability
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Something that will definitely happen is:
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Hello superstar! Certain means it will always happen, like the sun rising. You are doing wonderfully learning about probability!
Something that can never happen is:
Explanation:
Impossible events have zero chance.
Flipping a coin and getting heads or tails is:
Explanation:
A fair coin has two equal sides.
The probability of spinning red on a spinner with 4 equal sections (1 red) is:
Explanation:
1 favourable out of 4 possible outcomes.
Rolling a 7 on a standard 6-sided die is:
Explanation:
There is no 7 on the die.
Probability is written as a:
Explanation:
It shows chance from 0 (impossible) to 1 (certain).
The probability of picking a red marble from a bag with 3 red and 6 blue is:
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3 favourable out of 9 total.
If something has a probability of 1, it is:
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Probability of 1 means it will always happen.
A spinner with 8 equal sections and 2 yellow has probability of yellow:
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Favourable over total sections.
Drawing a King from a standard deck of 52 cards is:
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Only 4 kings in 52 cards.
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