Finding Probabilities of Complementary Events Quiz

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1) P(Heads)=0.6 → P(Tails)=?

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1 − 0.6 = 0.4

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Finding Probabilities Of Complementary Events Quiz - Quiz

In this quiz, you'll apply your knowledge of complementary events by calculating probabilities in real-world scenarios. Whether it's rolling dice, drawing marbles, or analyzing experimental data, you'll determine the probability of not getting a specific outcome, using complementary events to simplify your calculations. This quiz will help you understand how... see morecomplementary events work in experiments and how to find their probabilities.
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2) Raffle 200 tickets, you have 5 → not win =?

Explanation

200 − 5 = 195 → 195/200

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3) Attend = 0.58 → not attend =?

Explanation

1 − 0.58 = 0.42

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4) Card from 52 cards → not heart =?

Explanation

13 hearts → 52 − 13 = 39 → 39/52 = 3/4

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5) 50 flips: Heads 28 times → not Heads =?

Explanation

50 − 28 = 22 → 22/50

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6) Spinner A,B,C,D. P(A)=1/4 → P(not A)=?

Explanation

1 − 1/4 = 3/4

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7) 10 candies: 4 cherry → not cherry =?

Explanation

10 − 4 = 6 → 6/10

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8) Homework collected = 0.9 → not collected =?

Explanation

1 − 0.9 = 0.1

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9) Chance of winning = 12% → not winning =?

Explanation

100 − 12 = 88%

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10) Numbers 1–20. Not multiple of 5 =?

Explanation

4 multiples of 5 → 20 − 4 = 16 → 16/20

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11) Based on the experimental results, what is the experimental probability of landing on Red on the next spin?

Explanation

76 red spins out of 200 → 76 ÷ 200 = 0.38

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12) Rain = 0.25 → no rain =?

Explanation

1 − 0.25 = 0.75

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13) 30% prefer soccer → not soccer =?

Explanation

100 − 30 = 70%

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14) Die rolled once. Not 1 or 2 = ?

Explanation

4 good numbers (3,4,5,6) → 4/6 = 2/3

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15) Bag: 3 red, 5 blue, 2 green. Not blue = ?

Explanation

3 + 2 = 5 not blue → 5/10

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16) If P(Yellow) = 54/200, what is P(not Yellow)?

Explanation

200 − 54 = 146 → 146/200

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17) What is the probability of not landing on Blue?

Explanation

200 − 48 = 152 → 152/200

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18) Using the theoretical spinner, what is P(not Yellow)?

Explanation

Yellow = 1/8 → 1 − 1/8 = 7/8

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19) Using the theoretical spinner, what is P(Green)?

Explanation

Green has 2 sections out of 8 → 2/8

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20) Using the experimental probability from Question 1, what is the probability of not landing on Red?

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1 − 0.38 = 0.62

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P(Heads)=0.6 → P(Tails)=?
Raffle 200 tickets, you have 5 → not win =?
Attend = 0.58 → not attend =?
Card from 52 cards → not heart =?
50 flips: Heads 28 times → not Heads =?
Spinner A,B,C,D. P(A)=1/4 → P(not A)=?
10 candies: 4 cherry → not cherry =?
Homework collected = 0.9 → not collected =?
Chance of winning = 12% → not winning =?
Numbers 1–20. Not multiple of 5 =?
Based on the experimental results, what is the experimental...
Rain = 0.25 → no rain =?
30% prefer soccer → not soccer =?
Die rolled once. Not 1 or 2 = ?
Bag: 3 red, 5 blue, 2 green. Not blue = ?
If P(Yellow) = 54/200, what is P(not Yellow)?
What is the probability of not landing on Blue?
Using the theoretical spinner, what is P(not Yellow)?
Using the theoretical spinner, what is P(Green)?
Using the experimental probability from Question 1, what is the...
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