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- Write each raffle event as a set and say if it is an outcome or an event.The number is 17.The number is a multiple of 5.The number is between 12 and 14.The number has two digits that are the same.The number is odd and greater than 19.
- Decide which of Isaac's statements about the traffic light are events or outcomes.
- Write the sample space for a letter block drawn from TOMATO.
- Write events as sets for a jersey number chosen to lead warm ups.
- Describe the events on a prize wheel after the stall tells Liam something.
- Write the sample space and events for a hoodie size drawn from a box.
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Sample spaces, outcomes and events: the lesson ›More Chapter 11 worksheets: Probability
- 11.1What randomness means
- 11.2Chance in words and the 0 to 1 scale
- 11.3Sample spaces, outcomes and events
- 11.4Listing a sample space: lists and tables
- 11.5Probability of an event
- 11.6Complements and probabilities that add to one
- 11.7Probability models: equally likely or not
- 11.8Experimental probability and relative frequency
- 11.9Geometric probability