Probability - Shapes, One Set of One Shape, Two Colors - Pick Two by Color, To Fraction Equation (Level 1)

This math topic focuses on practicing probability related to drawing different colored shapes from a set with varying compositions. It provides scenarios where students need to calculate the probability of drawing two shapes of the same color in sequence from a bag, converting these scenarios into fraction equations for better understanding. The problems encourage students to think about probability as a part of multiple events, enhancing their conceptual grasp of likelihood and outcomes in a controlled set of conditions, using visual aids for clarity.

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Probability - Shapes, One Set of One Shape, Two Colors - Pick Two by Color, To Fraction Equation Worksheet

Math worksheet on 'Probability - Shapes, One Set of One Shape, Two Colors - Pick Two by Color, To Fraction Equation (Level 1)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Probability and Counting - Multiple Events - Practice' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/probability_counting_multiple_event_practice/

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What is the equation for the chance of drawing two gray shapes in a row at random from this bag?

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What is the equation for the chance of drawing two green shapes in a row at random from this bag?

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What is the equation for the chance of drawing two green shapes in a row at random from this bag?

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What is the equation for the chance of drawing two black shapes in a row at random from this bag?

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What is the equation for the chance of drawing two brown shapes in a row at random from this bag?

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What is the equation for the chance of drawing two white shapes in a row at random from this bag?

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What is the equation for the chance of drawing two gray shapes in a row at random from this bag?

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