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There were 9 candies with 3 flavors, but there were 4 kids.
What is the probability of 4 kids getting their first choice? If they all
want the same, there will be 1 unhappy child.
pr(4 happy) = 1-pr(1 unhappy)
= 1- 3/81 = 1-1/27 = 26/27 = 96%
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- Basic Lesson
- Introduces the concept of predicting multiple outcomes.
- Standard: MATH 4
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- Intermediate Lesson
- This lesson focuses on determining the probability of sums.
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- Independent Practice 1
- Students practice with 20 Mutually Exclusive Events problems. The answers can be found below.
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- Independent Practice 2
- Another 20 Mutually Exclusive Events problems. The answers can be found below.
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- Homework Worksheet
- Reviews all skills in the unit. A great take home sheet. Also provides a practice problem.
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- Mutually Exclusive Events Quiz
- 10 problems that test Mutually Exclusive Events skills.
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