Probability Vocab Quiz

______ Space: the set of all possible outcomes of each experiment

The ___________ Counting Principle can be used to find the number of outcomes. This is the name for multiplying the number of outcomes to find the total.

​ (a)   Probability: what ​ (b)   in a probability experiment

• Theoretical
• should happen
• Hypothetical
• Law of
• will happen

Probability can be calculated by dividing the number of _________ outcomes by the number of total outcomes.

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​ (a)   Probability: what ​ (b)   ​ in a probability experiment

• actually happens
• Experimental
• should happen
• Hypothetical
• Principle of

I spin a wheel and it lands on the yellow tile on four out of five spins. I predict that the wheel will land on yellow when I spin it again.

In this scenario, which type of probably did I use?

• Experimental

• Theoretical

• Hypothetical

• Principle

Since there are six possible outcomes on a normal six-sided die, if a die were rolled six times, it would probably land on the number I want at least once.

In this scenario, which type of probability did I use?

• Classical

• Experimental

• Hypothetical

• Theoretical