Mrs. Cardinal - Experimental/Theoretical Probability 7.2

Use the spinner to find the theoretical probability of spinning red.

(Write your answer in fraction form.)

Use the spinner to find the theoretical probability of spinning a 1.

(Write your answer in fraction form.)

Use the spinner to find the theoretical probability of spinning an odd number.

(Write your answer in fraction form.)

Use the spinner to find the theoretical probability of spinning a multiple of 2.

(Write your answer in fraction form.)

Use the spinner to find the theoretical probability of spinning a number less than 7.

(Write your answer in fraction form.)

Use the spinner to find the theoretical probability of spinning a 9.

(Write your answer in fraction form.)

A spinner was spun 50 times in this experiment. Use the bar graph to calculate the experimental probability of each event.

Spinning a number less than 3

A spinner was spun 50 times in this experiment. Use the bar graph to calculate the experimental probability of each event.

Spinning a number that is not 1.

A spinner was spun 50 times in this experiment. Use the bar graph to calculate the experimental probability of each event.

Spinning a 1 or 3.

A spinner was spun 50 times in this experiment. Use the bar graph to calculate the experimental probability of each event.

Spinning a 7.