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    1. The document discusses several probability experiments including: a family with 3 children and the possible gender sequences, drawing balls from a jar, choosing random numbers between 10-30, and drawing cards from a deck. 2. It lists sample spaces and finds probabilities of specific outcomes like drawing a green ball, choosing an even number, or drawing the jack of diamonds. 3. The document contains 18 probability problems across 4 different experiments with possible outcomes and calculating probabilities of given events.

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    1. The document discusses several probability experiments including: a family with 3 children and the possible gender sequences, drawing balls from a jar, choosing random numbers between 10-30, and drawing cards from a deck. 2. It lists sample spaces and finds probabilities of specific outcomes like drawing a green ball, choosing an even number, or drawing the jack of diamonds. 3. The document contains 18 probability problems across 4 different experiments with possible outcomes and calculating probabilities of given events.

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    CHOOSING NUMBERS: You Have An Equally Likely Chance of Choosing Any

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    Ramyres David
    1. The document discusses several probability experiments including: a family with 3 children and the possible gender sequences, drawing balls from a jar, choosing random numbers between 10-30, and drawing cards from a deck. 2. It lists sample spaces and finds probabilities of specific outcomes like drawing a green ball, choosing an even number, or drawing the jack of diamonds. 3. The document contains 18 probability problems across 4 different experiments with possible outcomes and calculating probabilities of given events.

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    3.
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    II.
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    2.
    III.

    Experiment: Consider a couple having 3 children, observe the possible


    sequence of genders of their child. Let M = male and F = female.
    List the sample space.
    What is the probability that at there is only 1 male child?
    What is the probability that at least there is at least two consecutive female
    child?
    What is the probability that the gender is the same?
    Experiment: Two balls are drawn in a jar with 1 red, 1 green, 1 blue, and 1
    yellow.
    List the possible sample space.
    What is the probability that there is at least a green is drawn?
    CHOOSING NUMBERS: You have an equally likely chance of choosing any
    integer from 10 through 30. Find the probability of the given event. (2pts
    each)
    8. An even number is
    chosen.

    11. A number less than 9 is


    chosen.

    9. A perfect square is chosen

    12. A number greater than 24 is


    chosen.

    10. A multiple of 5 is chosen.


    IV.

    CHOOSING CARDS: A card is drawn randomly from a standard 52-card deck.


    Find the probability of drawing the given card. ( 2pts each)
    13. the jack of diamond
    14. a heart
    15. a card other than face cards

    16. any king


    17. a black card
    18. a joker

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