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Browse Middle School Probability
Stars indicate particularly interesting answers or
good places to begin browsing.
See also Middle School Statistics.
Selected answers to common questions:
Coin tossing.
- Teaching Elementary Probability [10/07/1998]
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If you toss a number cube 20 times, could it land on six 20 times?
- Theoretical and Experimental Probability [05/07/2001]
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If we spin a spinner 20 times and record the results, what might we
conclude from our experiment?
- Three Heads in a Row [01/25/2001]
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How many flips of a coin on the average will it take to get three heads
(or tails) in a row?
- Tossing a Coin and Rolling a Die [11/14/2002]
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If you toss a coin and roll a die, what is the probability of
obtaining: a) heads and a five b) heads or a five c) tails or a two?
- Understanding Probability [05/13/2002]
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If I were looking for a probability of colored marbles in three
packages, how would I do that?
- Using Tables to Find Probabilities [10/23/2003]
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Levi has 3 blue shirts and 1 red shirt. He has 1 pair of white slacks
and 1 pair of blue slacks. What is the probability that he will wear
white slacks and a blue shirt?
- What Is N Factorial Used For? [08/29/2001]
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I have heard that it is used in probability, but what for, and how?
- What is the Meaning of "Average"? [03/28/2007]
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An interesting conversation that defines the general concepts of
average and central tendency, and looks at the usefulness of such
measures both in representing the data and for making predictions
about future events.
- What Makes Events Independent? [06/03/2002]
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Why, after tossing 10 heads in a row, isn't the next toss more likely
to come up tails?
- Why Learn about Probability and Statistics? [04/17/2002]
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Why is probability so important to learn? When will we use it in the
real world?
- The World Series [10/22/2000]
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What is the probability of the Yankees and the Mets playing each other in
the World Series?
- Years That Start on Sunday [10/02/2000]
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What is the probability that a randomly chosen year will start on a
Sunday?
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