This math topic focuses on probability and counting concepts related to multiple events. It includes problems where students calculate the probability of drawing specific colored shapes from two groups of colored shapes. The problems involve converting these probability situations into fractional equations. Each question provides multiple choices, expressed as LaTeX equations, for students to select the correct probability calculation. This skill set is part of an introductory unit on probability and counting involving multiple events.
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Shapes, Two Sets of Two Shapes, Two Colors - Pick Two by Color, To Fraction Equation
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What is the equation for the chance of drawing a pink shape at random from both bags?
Probability - Shapes, Two Sets of Two Shapes, Two Colors - Pick Two by Color, To Fraction Equation Worksheet
| Math worksheet on 'Probability - Shapes, Two Sets of Two Shapes, Two Colors - Pick Two by Color, To Fraction Equation (Level 1)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Probability and Counting - Multiple Events - Intro' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/probability_counting_multiple_event_intro/ |
| What is the equation for the chance of drawing a green shape at random from both bags? |
| What is the equation for the chance of drawing a yellow shape at random from both bags? |
| What is the equation for the chance of drawing a pink shape at random from both bags? |
| What is the equation for the chance of drawing a red shape at random from both bags? |
| What is the equation for the chance of drawing a red shape at random from both bags? |
| What is the equation for the chance of drawing a gray shape at random from both bags? |
| What is the equation for the chance of drawing a blue shape at random from both bags? |