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Topic - Probability of Dependen Event PPT 2

The document discusses probability of dependent events. It defines dependent events as finding the probability of event A multiplied by the probability of event B given that event A occurred. Examples are provided of calculating probabilities of dependent events without replacement, such as the probability of picking different fruits from a basket in a certain order. Students are assigned probability word problems to solve involving dependent events without replacement.

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Topic - Probability of Dependen Event PPT 2

The document discusses probability of dependent events. It defines dependent events as finding the probability of event A multiplied by the probability of event B given that event A occurred. Examples are provided of calculating probabilities of dependent events without replacement, such as the probability of picking different fruits from a basket in a certain order. Students are assigned probability word problems to solve involving dependent events without replacement.

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Mathematics

10
Prepared by:
Maricris Z. Gesolgon
PLEASE PROCEED TO YOUR RESPECTIVE
GROUPS!

LEADERS, PLEASE CHECK THE ATTENDANCE


OF YOUR GROUP'S MEMBERS!
THOSE WHO ARE NOT SEATED WITH YOUR
GROUP WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY MARK AS
ABSENT.
REVIEW
TOPIC: PROBABILITY OF
DEPENDENT EVENTS
GOALS:
1) Recall the definition of dependent
events;
2) Find the probability of dependent
events; and
3) Relate dependent in real life
Probability of Two Dependent Events
The find the probability of two dependent
events A and B, multiply the probability of
event A by the probability of event B given that
event A has occured.
In symbols: P(AՈB)= P(A) x P(B│A).
Think and Share
Directions: Please have a partner and then
solve this.
Nick has 4 black pens, 3 blue pens, 2 red pens
in his school bag. What is the probability that
Nick picked a red ballpen on the first pick,
without replacement, a blue ballpen on the
second pick?
Think and Share
Directions: Please have a partner and then
solve this.
Nick has 4 black pens, 3 blue pens, 2 red pens
in his school bag. What is the probability that
Nick picked two blue ballpens on the first and
on the second pick, without replacing the first
pick?
BOARD WORK
There are 5 red roses, 3 yellow roses, and 8
white roses in a tray.
If Roxanne picked 2 roses one after the other
without replacing, then what is the probability
of picking a white rose first and a red rose
next?
BOARD WORK
There are 5 red roses, 3 yellow roses, and 8
white roses in a tray.
If Roxanne picked 3 roses one after the other
without replacing, then what is the probability
of picking three red roses in succesion?
BOARDWORK
A basket of fruits contains 5 Dalandan, 2
Bananas, 1 Lansones, and 2 Guavas. Dominic
randomly chooses 4 pieces of fruits and then he
gives those to his classmates.
What is the probability that he chose Dalandan
on the pirst pick, Banana on the second pick,
both Guavas on the third and fourth pick?
GET 1/4
SHEET OF
In a ¼ sheet of paper,
answer the following
problem.
Show your
solution!
PROBLEM 1
A basket of fruits contains 5 Dalandan, 2
Bananas, 1 Lansones, and 2 Guavas. Dominic
randomly chooses 2 pieces of fruits and then he
gives those to his classmates.
What is the probability that he chose a Guava on
the pirst pick and then a Lansones on the second
pick?
PROBLEM 2
A basket of fruits contains 5 Dalandan, 2
Bananas, 1 Lansones, and 2 Guavas. Dominic
randomly chooses 3 pieces of fruits and then he
gives those to his classmates.
What is the probability that he chose a Dalandan
on the first and second pick and then a Banana
on the third pick?
ASSIGNMENT
At a tire store, 8 out of every 40 tires are
defective. If you purchase 5 tires for your vehicle
and they are randomly selected from a set of 40
newly delivered tires.
1)What is the probability that all five tires will be
defective? (Once chosen, the tires are not
replaced)
THANK YOU
AND
GOD BLESS!

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