Probability - Cards, From Hand, Pick One of Group, To Decimal (Level 2)

This math topic focuses on calculating probabilities involving playing cards, specifically from scenarios like drawing a specific card type (e.g., a 3, a Diamond, a Queen) or a suit (e.g., Spades, Clubs) from a hand. Learners are required to determine these probabilities in decimal form. Each question provides multiple answers, indicating practicing decimal conversion and understanding card-based probability scenarios, which are foundational aspects of probability and statistics.

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Probability - Cards, From Hand, Pick One of Group, To Decimal Worksheet

Math worksheet on 'Probability - Cards, From Hand, Pick One of Group, To Decimal (Level 2)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Probability and Counting - Multiple Events - Intro' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/probability_counting_multiple_event_intro/

1

Calculate the probability of drawing any Ace. Show as a decimal

a

0.14

b

0.17

c

0.09

d

0.29

e

0.43

f

0.16

2

Calculate the probability of drawing any Jack. Show as a decimal

a

2

b

0.5

c

5

d

0.29

e

1.5

f

0.42

3

Calculate the probability of drawing any Queen. Show as a decimal

a

0.25

b

0.5

c

1.25

d

0.13

e

0.22

f

1

4

Calculate the probability of drawing any Heart. Show as a decimal

a

0.25

b

0.8

c

0.17

d

0.2

e

0.21

f

0.22

5

Calculate the probability of drawing any Queen. Show as a decimal

a

0.75

b

0.67

c

0.5

d

0

e

0.59

f

0.25

6

Calculate the probability of drawing any 4. Show as a decimal

a

0.5

b

0.75

c

0.4

d

0.49

e

0.56

f

0.25

7

Calculate the probability of drawing any Diamond. Show as a decimal

a

0.5

b

0.33

c

0.3

d

0.58

e

0

f

0.83