In this quiz, you will get to know about the Probability and Permutations. You will learn about the probability of different events. You will also learn about permutations and factorials.
3 out of the 6 balloons in a bunch are purple.
What is the probability that a randomly selected balloon will be purple?
P(purple) = _____
1/2
1/3
1/6
Boats from all along the Atlantic coast were moored at a busy marina one summer day. Of the 10 boats at the marina, 8 were from Virginia.
What is the probability that a randomly selected boat will be from Virginia?
P(Virginia) = ____
1/2
4/5
2/8
A miniature golf course recently provided its customers with 12 golf balls, of which 4 were pink. What is the experimental probability that the next customer will receive a pink golf ball?
P(pink) = ##1/3##
Fernando is tossing bean bags at a target. He hit the target on 6 out of his last 15 tries. What is the experimental probability that Fernando's next toss will be a hit?
P(hit) = ##2/5##
If you roll a 6-sided die 6 times, what is the best prediction possible for the number of times you will roll an odd number?
4 times
2 times
5 times
3 times
Pablo spins the spinner twice.
Are these two events dependent or independent?
dependent
independent
Jill asks a classmate to be her partner for a class project, and he agrees to work with her. Next, her friend Reagan picks a partner, too.
Are these two events dependent or independent?
dependent
independent
Evaluate.
6!
720
960
120
Josiah, Allie, Amelia, Kinsley, and Walter are playing hide-and-seek and taking turns being 'it'. In how many different orders could the children take their turns being 'it'?
##120## orders
Sidney is a high school student who wants to learn about various college majors. If she plans to look up 4 majors in a book of majors, in how many different orders could she do that?
28
24
36
12