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Probability  Independent Project Tasnim Mostafa Math 7D
ROOT Probable [ from Latin word  probabilis that means may be proved; from probare which means to try, test, approve, make good; from probus good ] Probability comes from the word Probable which means likely, credible, possible, apparent, feasible ect…
Probability Probability is the measure of how likely it is that some event will happen.
Example Situation:  You are rolling a die for a game. You need to know the chances of the die landing on 6
Calculation When calculating the probability of an occurrence you need to consider all the facts that may affect “it” occurring. Also you need to layout all the other possibilities for what might occur.  So basically probability is determined by dividing the number of selected events by the number of total events possible.  After all that when you know the probability you can express it through various ways such as:        Fractionspercentages DecimalsRatios
Solving… Information to consider:  The dice has 6 sides and the # 6 is on one side You have one chance to roll So you get a 1/6, .16,16%, 1 to 6  chance of rolling 6
Different types of Probability:  Experimental Probability Theoretical Probability
Theoretical Probability  Theoretical probability is  when the chance of an event occurring gets determined by calculating results that would  take place under a model or basic situation.
For Better Understanding… Example:  The theoretical probability of rolling a 4 on a four-sided die is 1/ 4 or 25%, because there is one chance in four to roll a 4, and in a normal situation one out of every four rolls would be a 4.  This is Theoretical Probability because you used practical theory to determine the chance of an even occurring.
Experimental Probability  Experimental Probability is  results taken from experiment. To get experimental probability you will  test the same experiment several times and ratio the results  of how many times tested and how many times occurred. That total is your experimental probability
For Better Understanding…  Example:  To find the experimental probability of winning a game, you play the game many times, then divide the number of games won by the total number of games played This is experimental probability because you experimented to get your results and repeated the experiment to get the accurate probability of occurrence.
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Probablility(Ip)

  • 1. Probability Independent Project Tasnim Mostafa Math 7D
  • 2. ROOT Probable [ from Latin word probabilis that means may be proved; from probare which means to try, test, approve, make good; from probus good ] Probability comes from the word Probable which means likely, credible, possible, apparent, feasible ect…
  • 3. Probability Probability is the measure of how likely it is that some event will happen.
  • 4. Example Situation: You are rolling a die for a game. You need to know the chances of the die landing on 6
  • 5. Calculation When calculating the probability of an occurrence you need to consider all the facts that may affect “it” occurring. Also you need to layout all the other possibilities for what might occur. So basically probability is determined by dividing the number of selected events by the number of total events possible. After all that when you know the probability you can express it through various ways such as: Fractionspercentages DecimalsRatios
  • 6. Solving… Information to consider: The dice has 6 sides and the # 6 is on one side You have one chance to roll So you get a 1/6, .16,16%, 1 to 6 chance of rolling 6
  • 7. Different types of Probability: Experimental Probability Theoretical Probability
  • 8. Theoretical Probability Theoretical probability is when the chance of an event occurring gets determined by calculating results that would take place under a model or basic situation.
  • 9. For Better Understanding… Example: The theoretical probability of rolling a 4 on a four-sided die is 1/ 4 or 25%, because there is one chance in four to roll a 4, and in a normal situation one out of every four rolls would be a 4. This is Theoretical Probability because you used practical theory to determine the chance of an even occurring.
  • 10. Experimental Probability Experimental Probability is results taken from experiment. To get experimental probability you will test the same experiment several times and ratio the results of how many times tested and how many times occurred. That total is your experimental probability
  • 11. For Better Understanding… Example: To find the experimental probability of winning a game, you play the game many times, then divide the number of games won by the total number of games played This is experimental probability because you experimented to get your results and repeated the experiment to get the accurate probability of occurrence.
  • 13. THANK YOU Hope you gained lots of knowledge about probability