With the following Bar Codes

If you are not given a check digit, then identify it.

If you are given a check digit, then state whether or not it is accurate.
o If it is accurate, state how you know.
o If it is inaccurate, identify the correct check digit.

1.

2.

Determine if the following credit card is a valid credit card. Explain why or why not.

3.
4. Determine the check digit (d) that would make 2456 1425 6734 322d a valid credit card
number.

Venn Diagrams:
You polled 110 people are and found out that 75 are taking Math, 15 are taking Math and
English, and 8 are taking neither.
5. How many students are taking English?
6. What is the probability that a person
only takes English?
7.

P(takes Math or English)?

8. P(takes Math and English)?

A home economics class surveyed 1125 students about which meals they ate in their dormitory
cafeteria. The class found the following information:
25 ate only breakfast, 15 ate only lunch, 50 ate only dinner, 60 ate only lunch and breakfast, 225
ate only lunch and dinner, 500 ate only dinner and breakfast, 240 ate all three meals in the
cafeteria.
9. P (ate only breakfast)
10. P(ate at least two meals)
11. P(ate only one meal)
12. P(ate exactly two meals)
13. P(did not eat in the cafeteria)

Tree Diagrams
You are ordering a pizza and have narrowed your choices to the items in the table below.
Size
Crust
Toppings
Medium
Thin
Extra Cheese
(0.3)
(0.4)
(0.2)
Large
(0.7)

Traditional
(0.6)

Italian Sausage
(0.5)
Pepperoni
(0.3)

14. Create a tree diagram showing all possible choices and the probability of that
combination.

15. How many combinations are there?

16. P(Medium, Thin, Extra Cheese)?
17. P(Large, Traditional, any topping)?
18. P(Medium)
19. If you order 30 pizzas, how many do you expect to be Medium, Thin, Extra Cheese?

20. A family has 3 children. Draw a tree diagram of all the possibilities for boys/girls.

21. What is the total number of possible outcomes?

22. What is the probability of having 2 girls and 1 boy?
23. What is the probability of having no boys?

24. If there are 5 shirts and 7 pants, how many combinations of shirts and pants can you
create?