Conditional probability, from outcomes or from a two-way table, and what it says about independence

Grade 10 Math Worksheet - Building Confidence

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Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. HHH*, HHT*, HTH*, HTT*, THH, THT, TTH, TTT. Rows where the first coin shows heads are starred (*). Bo flips three fair coins for a board game. Given that the first coin shows heads, what is the chance exactly two coins show heads, in simplest form?

  2. Read this first

    Outcome list, 10 equally likely rows (one tile each)

    1, 2, 3, 4, 5*, 6*, 7*, 8*, 9*, 10*. Rows where the tile is more than 4 are starred (*).

  3. Esme picks one of ten number tiles from a bag without looking. Given that the tile is more than 4, what is the chance the tile is even, in simplest form?

  4. RR*, RB*, RG*, BR, BB, BG, GR, GB, GG. Rows where the first spin is red are starred (*). Jun spins a spinner with equal red, blue and green parts twice. Given that the first spin is red, what is the chance at least one spin is blue, in simplest form?

  5. Two-way table of students

    CatsDogsTotal
    Grade 66915
    Grade 710515
    Total161430
  6. Milo made this table for a class project. Which division gives the chance that a student is in grade 7, given that the student likes dogs best?

    • 5 ÷ 14
    • 14 ÷ 30
    • 5 ÷ 15
    • 5 ÷ 30
  7. Two-way table of books

    HardcoverPaperbackTotal
    Fiction71320
    Nonfiction11920
    Total182240
  8. Noah made this table for a class project. Which division gives the chance that a book is fiction, given that the book is a hardcover?

    • 7 ÷ 18
    • 7 ÷ 20
    • 18 ÷ 40
    • 7 ÷ 40
  9. Two-way table of students

    Breakfast at homeBreakfast at schoolTotal
    Walks15520
    Rides the bus91120
    Total241640
  10. Pia made this table for a class project. Which division gives the chance that a student eats breakfast at school, given that the student rides the bus?

    • 20 ÷ 40
    • 11 ÷ 20
    • 11 ÷ 40
    • 11 ÷ 16
  11. Ren asked students about pets for the school paper. A student who has a pet is picked at random. What is the chance the student walks to school, in simplest form?

  12. Two-way table of books

    HardcoverPaperbackTotal
    Fiction81220
    Nonfiction10515
    Total181735
  13. Tala sorted the books on one library cart. A book that is a paperback is picked at random. What is the chance the book is fiction, in simplest form?

  14. Two-way table of students

    Brings lunchBuys lunchTotal
    6th grade141024
    7th grade61016
    Total202040
  15. Zee counted lunches at two tables. A student who is in 7th grade is picked at random. What is the chance the student buys lunch, in simplest form?

  16. Two-way table of members

    MorningAfternoonTotal
    Art club51520
    Chess club91120
    Total142640
  17. Ari sorted club members by meeting time. A member who meets in the morning is picked at random. What is the chance the member is in art club, in simplest form?

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Conditional probability, from outcomes or from a two-way table, and what it says about independence

Answer Key - Grade 10 Math Worksheet - Building Confidence

Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. HHH*, HHT*, HTH*, HTT*, THH, THT, TTH, TTT. Rows where the first coin shows heads are starred (*). Bo flips three fair coins for a board game. Given that the first coin shows heads, what is the chance exactly two coins show heads, in simplest form?

    1/2
  2. Read this first

    Outcome list, 10 equally likely rows (one tile each)

    1, 2, 3, 4, 5*, 6*, 7*, 8*, 9*, 10*. Rows where the tile is more than 4 are starred (*).

  3. Esme picks one of ten number tiles from a bag without looking. Given that the tile is more than 4, what is the chance the tile is even, in simplest form?

    1/2
  4. RR*, RB*, RG*, BR, BB, BG, GR, GB, GG. Rows where the first spin is red are starred (*). Jun spins a spinner with equal red, blue and green parts twice. Given that the first spin is red, what is the chance at least one spin is blue, in simplest form?

    1/3
  5. Two-way table of students

    CatsDogsTotal
    Grade 66915
    Grade 710515
    Total161430
  6. Milo made this table for a class project. Which division gives the chance that a student is in grade 7, given that the student likes dogs best?

    • 5 ÷ 14
    • 14 ÷ 30
    • 5 ÷ 15
    • 5 ÷ 30
  7. Two-way table of books

    HardcoverPaperbackTotal
    Fiction71320
    Nonfiction11920
    Total182240
  8. Noah made this table for a class project. Which division gives the chance that a book is fiction, given that the book is a hardcover?

    • 7 ÷ 18
    • 7 ÷ 20
    • 18 ÷ 40
    • 7 ÷ 40
  9. Two-way table of students

    Breakfast at homeBreakfast at schoolTotal
    Walks15520
    Rides the bus91120
    Total241640
  10. Pia made this table for a class project. Which division gives the chance that a student eats breakfast at school, given that the student rides the bus?

    • 20 ÷ 40
    • 11 ÷ 20
    • 11 ÷ 40
    • 11 ÷ 16
  11. Ren asked students about pets for the school paper. A student who has a pet is picked at random. What is the chance the student walks to school, in simplest form?

    3/5
  12. Two-way table of books

    HardcoverPaperbackTotal
    Fiction81220
    Nonfiction10515
    Total181735
  13. Tala sorted the books on one library cart. A book that is a paperback is picked at random. What is the chance the book is fiction, in simplest form?

    12/17
  14. Two-way table of students

    Brings lunchBuys lunchTotal
    6th grade141024
    7th grade61016
    Total202040
  15. Zee counted lunches at two tables. A student who is in 7th grade is picked at random. What is the chance the student buys lunch, in simplest form?

    5/8
  16. Two-way table of members

    MorningAfternoonTotal
    Art club51520
    Chess club91120
    Total142640
  17. Ari sorted club members by meeting time. A member who meets in the morning is picked at random. What is the chance the member is in art club, in simplest form?

    5/14