Multiple Choice
Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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Use the Fundamental Counting Principle to find the total number of possible
outcomes.
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MP3
Player | | Memory | 1 GB, 2 GB, 4 GB , 8 GB, 16 GB, 32 GB | | Color | Purple, Black, White
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The bar graph shows the results of spinning the spinner 40 times. Find the
experimental probability of the event.
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Spinning a 3 or a 4  
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Use the spinner to determine the probability of the event.
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Spinning an even prime
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Not spinning a multiple of 5
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Spinning a –3
a. |  | c. |  | b. | 0 | d. | 1 |
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Spinning a number less than 7
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You roll a number cube. Determine the theoretical probability of the
event.
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Rolling a 3
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8.
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Rolling a multiple of 2
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You randomly choose one of the chips. Without replacing the first chip, you
choose a second chip. Find the probability of choosing the first chip, then the second
chip.
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White and Red 
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10.
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White and not a Black 
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Other
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Extended Response The lunch menu at a weekend event requires
participants to pre-order from a set menu. The main choice is a hamburger with or without pickles or
a hot dog with or without relish. Each order has a choice of chips or applesauce as a side and water
or milk to drink. a. Draw a tree diagram to represent
the menu options.
b. What is the probability that a participant orders any meal
combination with water?
c. A company sends 4 participants. What is the probability
that all of these participants order this option?
d. If the participants were also
given a choice of a brownie or cookie for dessert, what is the probability that a cookie would be
chosen in the combination listed in part (b)?
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