Probability - Spinner, Two Spins, Both Answers, To Percent (Level 2)

This math topic focuses on calculating the probabilities of specific outcomes involving spinning wheels. The problems require students to determine the likelihood of getting the same result twice in a row on a spinner. The results of the calculations are to be presented as percentages. Examples of outcomes mentioned include spinning numbers like 7 or 10, or words like Hockey, Peach, and Tennis twice in a row. Each problem provides multiple-choice answers for students to select from.

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Probability - Spinner, Two Spins, Both Answers, To Percent Worksheet

Math worksheet on 'Probability - Spinner, Two Spins, Both Answers, To Percent (Level 2)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Probability and Counting - Multiple Events - Practice' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/probability_counting_multiple_event_practice/

1

Calculate the probability of spinning Plum twice in a row. Show as a percent

a

0%

b

16%

c

4%

d

12%

e

5%

f

8%

2

Calculate the probability of spinning 3 twice in a row. Show as a percent

a

12%

b

6%

c

19%

d

3%

e

11%

f

10%

3

Calculate the probability of spinning I twice in a row. Show as a percent

a

37%

b

41%

c

33%

d

22%

e

36%

f

32%

4

Calculate the probability of spinning Orange twice in a row. Show as a percent

a

25%

b

9%

c

6%

d

0%

e

13%

f

19%

5

Calculate the probability of spinning Banana twice in a row. Show as a percent

a

30%

b

35%

c

43%

d

48%

e

39%

f

36%

6

Calculate the probability of spinning Hockey twice in a row. Show as a percent

a

17%

b

20%

c

24%

d

22%

e

25%

f

29%

7

Calculate the probability of spinning Red twice in a row. Show as a percent

a

20%

b

4%

c

16%

d

5%

e

3%

f

8%