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WEEKLY WARM UP | Test #2 REASSESSMENT

Test Question:
7) Suppose a number cube is rolled
twice. What is the probability that
an odd number will show both
times?

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13) Mike has 24 marbles. Sixteen

are red and 8 are black. Mike
randomly selects one marble and
without replacing it, selects
another marble. What is the
probability that both marbles he
selects are red?

14) Vivian has a coin and a

fair die numbered 1 through

6. What is the probability
that Vivians coin will land on
tails and that the die will land
on an even number?

12) Theoretically speaking, if I roll a

fair die three times, what are the
odds it will land on 4 all three
times?

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9) You are going to order a onetopping pizza from your favorite

pizzeria. You can get the pizza on
thin crust, traditional crust, or
deep-dish. The toppings you have
to choose from are pepperoni,
sausage, onion, mushroom,
peppers, and extra cheese. You
also have to choose whether to
pick it up or have it delivered. How
many combinations are there for
you to choose from?

15) Steve reported that

lemon was chosen 30% of

the time. Which statement
below is an accurate
statement based on his
observations?

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A The theoretical
probability of choosing
lemon is greater that the
experimental probability of
choosing lemon.
B The theoretical
probability of choosing
lemon is equal to the
experimental probability of
choosing lemon.
C The theoretical
probability of choosing
lemon is less than the
experimental probability of
choosing lemon.
D There is not sufficient
data to make a decision
regarding theoretical or
experimental probability

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