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Question 1

Choose the correct answer.

A spinner with letters from
A to H is rotated.
Let A represent the event
of getting a vowel, and let
B represent the event of
getting a letter of the word
CAGED.
What is the value of
n (A ∪ B )
?

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Question 2

Select the correct option.

A tech store offers 9 different laptop models. Each model is available with 2 different storage options.
Customers can choose from 3 payment methods and 2 delivery methods. How many possible
combinations of laptop purchases are there?

162

108

Question 3

Fill in the blank.

A spinner with numbers from 1 to 10 is rotated.
Let A represent the event of getting an odd number, and let B represent the event of getting a multiple
of 5.
Then,
A ∩B =
{ 5 }

Question 4

Select the correct answer.

Jameel wants to buy a gift for his mom.
He wants to choose between different types of flowers, mugs, and picture frames.
The distribution of his possible choices is tabulated below.

Gift Flowers Mugs Frames

Number 8 5 3

Let A represent the event of randomly selecting a mug.

Then,
P (A ') =

11
16

Question 5

Abdullah has 12 pairs of socks in his wardrobe, consisting of 6 pairs of white socks, 4 pairs of blue
socks, and 2 pairs of black socks. Abdullah wants to randomly select two different pairs of socks from
his wardrobe. Which of the descriptions of this compound event accurately describes the situation?

The events are dependent because the selection of the first pair of socks affects
the number of outcomes of the selection of the second pair of socks.

The events are independent because the selection of the first pair of socks does
not affect the number of outcomes of the selection of the second pair of socks.

The events are independent because the two pairs of socks are selected at
different times.

The events are dependent because Abdullah is making both sock choices.

Question 6

A restaurant sells pizzas. There are 3 different crusts, 8 different toppings, and 3 different cheeses.
How many combinations of one-topping pizzas are possible?
Enter your answer in the space provided.

There are 72 possible one-topping pizzas.

Question 7

Select the correct option.

Sultan has a collection of 10 new books: 4 mystery novels, 5 adventure novels, and 1 science fiction
novel. He randomly selects two books to bring on his vacation.
What is the probability that he first selects an adventure novel, and then selects a mystery novel?
Round your answer to a whole percent.

22%

18%

44%

94%

Question 8

Choose the correct answer.

In a survey of 90 shoppers, participants were asked about their attendance at a local shopping mall
and their membership in the mall's loyalty program. The results are represented in the two-way relative
frequency table below:

Not a
Member
Membe
of
of
Loyalty
Loyalty
Program
Program

Regular
52.3% 27.2%
Shopper

Irregular
6.1% 14.4%
Shopper

Totals 58.4% 41.6%

Rounded to the nearest tenth percent, what is the probability that a chosen shopper is a member of the
loyalty program given that this shopper is not a regular shopper?

10.4%

30%

29.8%

65.6%

Question 9

Choose the correct answer.

Majd wants to buy a brand new car, and he is offered to customize 4 out of 10 available customizable
features.

If Majd chooses the features randomly, what is the probability that Majd chooses to customize exterior
color, wheel design, seat adjustments and smartphone integration?

1
210

1
10

2
105

1
4

Question 10

Safa is conducting an experiment. She tosses a coin and then spins a spinner with equal-sized sections
labeled A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H. How many possible outcomes are there in this experiment?

Select your answers from the drop-down menus.

There are 2 outcomes for the first event and 8 outcomes for the second event.

There are 16 possible outcomes for this experiment.

Question 11

Choose the correct answer.

Arabic En
Type
language lang

Number 13

The table shows the types and numbers of 32 books on a library shelf.
If Rana randomly chooses 4 books from this shelf, what is the probability that they are English
language books?

1
2

1
35, 960

7
3, 596

1
70

Question 12

Reema is conducting an experiment where she draws a marble from a bag containing a red, a blue, a
green, and an orange marble and then rolls a number cube. How many possible outcomes are in
Reema's experiment?

Select your answers from the drop-down menus.

There are 4 outcomes for the first event and 6 outcomes for the second event.

There are 24 possible outcomes for this experiment.

Question 13

A teacher picks up 9 number cards numbered 1 to 9. She plans to randomly chooses 2 cards for her
student to find the product of the numbers on the cards. What is the probability that she will choose
the greatest two numbered cards in the order of greatest to 2nd greatest?
Enter your answers in the spaces provided.

The total number of outcomes is 72 .

The total favorable outcomes is 1 .

1
The probability is 72 .

Question 14

Drag and drop the correct answer into the blank.

The part of the diagram

colored in gold represents
the set

A' .

B' A ∩B A ∪B

Question 15

Drag and drop your answer to correctly complete the sentence.

A group of 20 athletes is competing in a race. The coach randomly selects 5 athletes to start in the first
heat. Determine how many different permutations of athletes in the first heat are possible.

There are 1,860,480 possible permutations of athletes in the first heat.

120 27,907,200 93,024

Question 16

Select the correct answer.

To work on a project, a company manager randomly chooses 3 employees from a pool of 12 experts.

1
The probability that Jana, Sana, and Rami are chosen for the project team is .
220

Question 17

A survey of a group of people finds that 70% ate something they never had before in the past year. Two
people from this group are chosen at random.

Drag and drop your answer to correctly complete the sentence.

The probability that at least one of these two people did not try something new in the past year is

51 %.

30 35 49

Question 18

Muhammad has a bike lock and knows the numbers 1, 2, 2, 3, 4, 5, 5 unlock it. However, he cannot
remember the correct order. What is the probability that he will randomly enter the numbers in the
correct order?
Enter your answer in the space provided.

1
The probability is 1260 .

Question 19

A bag of candy contains 6 red candies, 8 yellow candies, 5 green candies, and 11 blue candies. Saleh
randomly selects two pieces of candy from the bag. What is the probability that Saleh selects two red
candies? Round your answer to a whole number.

Select your answer from the drop-down menu.

There is a 3 % chance that Saleh selects two red candies.

Question 20

Omran is spinning a spinner then flipping

a coin. What is the probability that the
spinner will land on red and the coin will
land on heads? Round your final answer
to a whole percent.

Enter your answers in the spaces

provided.
P ( red and heads ) = P ( red )

=
3
8
·
1
2

≈
19 %

Question 21

Fill in the blank.

A number cube with numbers from 1 to 6 is rolled.
Let A represent the event of getting a multiple of 2.
If the outcomes are listed in increasing order, then
A'=

{ 1 , 3 ,

5 }

Question 22

A prize machine at an arcade contains 7 footballs and 5 flying discs. When a prize ticket is inserted, a
prize is randomly given. What is the probability that the next two prizes from the machine will be flying
discs?

Select your answer from the drop-down menu.

There is a 15 % chance that the next two prizes will be flying discs.

Question 23

Enter the correct value into the blank.

Round to the nearest percent.
A survey of a group of people finds that 15% went hiking in the past month.
Two people are chosen from this group at random.
The probability that at least one of these two people did not go hiking is

98 %.

Question 24

Choose the correct answer.

85 high school students were surveyed about their compliance with the dress code and involvement in
extracurricular activities.
The results are represented in the two-way relative frequency table below.

Not
Involved
Involv

Compliant 75.3% 16.5%

Non-
4.7% 3.5%
compliant

Totals 80% 20%

Rounded to the nearest tenth percent, what is the probability that a chosen student is not involved in
extracurricular activities given that this student is compliant with the dress code?

18%

82.5%

17.5%

16.5%

Question 25

Choose the correct answer.

A coach randomly chooses 2 players to be on a basketball team from a pool of 10 candidates.
What is the probability that Jihad and Shady are chosen for the team?

1
45

1
10

1
5

2
45

Question 26

Describe the event of Yasser flipping a coin, then flipping it again.

Select your answer from the drop-down menu.

This event is an example of a compound independent event.

Question 27

Students were given two tests. 70% of students passed the first test and 35% of students passed both
tests. Given that a student passed the first test, what is the probability he or she passed the second
test?

Select your answer from the drop-down menu.

The probability that a student who passed the first test also passed the second test is

50% .

Question 28

Hussein and Ali go to a local golf course. Hussein, then Ali both randomly receive two-colored golf
balls from the golf ball dispenser.
The golf ball dispenser contains 4 green balls, 5 blue balls, 2 orange balls, 1 red ball, and 8 purple
balls.

The probability that Hussein gets a blue golf ball, and then Ali gets a green golf ball is

5 %, to the nearest whole number.

Question 29

Drag and drop the correct answer into the blank.

A spinner with numbers from 1 to 10 is rotated.
Let A represent the event of getting an even number, and let B represent the event of getting a multiple
of 4.
Then,
P (A ∩ B ) =

1
5

1 1 1
4 2 10

Question 30

Select the correct answer.

A group of 140 college students from Ras Al Khaimah want to spend their vacation at another emirate.
The distribution of their choices is tabulated below.

Abu
Destination Dubai Sharj
Dhabi

Number 30 25 26

Let A represent the event of randomly selecting a student who chose to spend the vacation at Ajman.
Then,
P (A ') =

6
7

Question 31

A bag contains 11 solid and striped marbles: 2 solid green, 3 solid yellow, 3 striped green, 2 striped
yellow, and 1 striped red. You know that a randomly chosen marble is striped. What is the probability
that it is green?
Enter your answer in the space provided.
The probability that a randomly chosen striped marble is green is

50 %.

Question 32

Fill in the blank.

A spinner having the letters from A to H is rotated.
Let A represent the event of getting a vowel, and let B represent the event of getting a letter of the
word BAD.
Then,

A ∩B =
{

A }

Question 33

Dima has 8 different sized fish in an aquarium. She plans to randomly choose 3 to give to her sister.
What is the probability that she will choose the largest three fish in the order of size?

Drag and drop your answers to correctly complete the sentences.

The total number of outcomes is 336 .

The total number of favorable outcomes is 1 .

1
The probability is .
336

1 1 1
112 112 3 120 42 5 42 120

Question 34

Select the correct answer.

A number cube with numbers from 1 to 6 is rolled.
Let A represent the event of getting a multiple of 2, and let B represent the event of getting a multiple
of 3.
Then,
A ∪B =

{2, 3, 4, 6}

Question 35

Zayed and Eissa went to a classic car show.

Zayed made a drawing of the cars they
saw. His favorite car was a red convertible.
If Zayed and Eissa learn that the winning
car was a convertible, what is the
probability that it was red?

Select your answer from the drop-down

menu.

The probability of a convertible being red is 0.5 .

Question 36

Describe the event of the winner of a class competition choosing a prize, then the runner-up of the
class competition choosing a prize.

Select your answer from the drop-down menu.

This event is an example of a compound dependent event.

Question 37

Drag and drop the correct answer into the blank.

A number generator randomly chooses an integer between 1 and 25.
Let A represent the event of getting a multiple of 2, and let B represent the event of getting a multiple
of 3.
Then,
P (A ∩ B ) =
4
25

8 12 4
25 25 5

Question 38

A marble is randomly selected from the bowl containing 15

marbles. The marble selected was not spotted. What is the
probability that the marble is green? Round your answer to three
decimal places.

Drag and drop your answer to correctly complete the sentence.

Given that the marble is not spotted, the probability the marble is

green is 0.125 .

0.333 0.200 0.250 0.375

Question 39

Ten members of a club volunteer for the planning committee. The president of the club will randomly
choose 4 of them to serve on the committee. What is the probability that the 4 chosen are the first four
names in alphabetical order?

Drag and drop your answers to correctly complete the sentences.

The total number of outcomes is 5040 .

The total number of favorable outcomes is 1 .

1
The probability is .
5040

1 24 1
30, 240 65 30,240 151 , 200 6 4

151,200

Question 40

Select the correct answer.

Suleiman has 16 pairs of socks, which include 4 pairs of blue striped socks, 2 pairs of blue socks, 3
pairs of yellow striped socks, 3 pairs of yellow socks, 3 pairs of red striped socks, and 1 pair of red
socks. Suleiman randomly selects a pair of socks from his wardrobe. What is the probability that
Suleiman selects a pair of red socks, given the pair of socks is striped?

75%

40%

25%

30%

Question 41

Choose the correct answer.

90 high school students were surveyed about their attendance in Jiu Jitsu class and participation in
volunteer work.
The results are represented in the two-way relative frequency table below.

Volunteering
V

Regular
70%
Attendance

Irregular
2.2%
Attendance

Totals 72.2%

Rounded to the nearest tenth percent, what is the probability that a chosen student participates in
volunteer work given that this student attends Jiu Jitsu class regularly?

80.7%

70%

16.5%

97%

Question 42

In a class of 20 students, 8 students wear glasses, of which 2 have blue eyes, 5 have brown eyes, and 1
has green eyes. Of the 12 students who do not wear glasses, 3 have blue eyes, 7 have brown eyes, and
2 have green eyes. If we know that a randomly selected student wears glasses, what is the probability
that the student's eye color is blue? Round your answer to the nearest thousandth.

Select your answer from the drop-down menu.

Given that a student wears glasses, the probability this student has blue eyes is 0.250 .

Question 43

Select the correct answer.

In a survey, 81 high school students were asked about their dress code compliance and about their
extracurricular involvement.
The first table below shows the actual joint relative frequencies, while the second shows the expected
joint relative frequencies.

Not
Involved
Involv

Compliant 56.8% 33.3%

Non-
3.7% 6.2%
compliant

Totals 60.5% 39.5%

Not
Involved
Involv

Compliant 54.5% 35.6%

Non-
6% 3.9%
compliant

Totals 60.5% 39.5%

The actual and expected joint relative frequencies are not the same, then the two variables are

dependent .

Question 44

Fill in the blanks with the correct numbers.

In a survey of 120 customers at a local grocery store, participants were asked about their shopping
frequency and whether they prefer purchasing organic products. The results of the survey were recorded
in a two-way frequency table:

Does
Prefers Not
Organic Prefer T
Products Organic
Products

Frequent
38 34
Shopper

Occasional
14 34
Shopper

Totals 52 68

Complete with the actual joint relative frequencies. Round to the nearest tenth percent.

Prefers Organic Pro

Frequent 31.7
Shopper
%

Occasional 11.7
Shopper
%

Totals 43.4%

Question 45

A family of 12 goes to a restaurant and records their drink orders. 10 people ordered water and 6
people ordered both water and lemonade. Given that a member of the family ordered water, what is the
chance that they ordered lemonade?

Enter your answer in the space provided.

Given that a member of the family ordered water, they have a 60 %

chance of also ordering lemonade.

Question 46

Drag and drop the correct answer into the blank.

A number generator randomly chooses an integer between 1 and 24.
Let B represent the event of getting a multiple of 6.
Then,
P (B ') =
5
6

1 1 1
20 4 6

Question 47

Select the correct answer.

In a survey, 70 high school students were asked about their attendance in Jiu Jitsu class and about
their participation in volunteer work.
The first table below shows the actual joint relative frequencies, while the second shows the expected
joint relative frequencies.

Volunteering

Regular
64.3%
Attendance

Irregular
5.7%
Attendance

Totals 70%

Volunteering
V

Regular
57%
Attendance

Irregular
13%
Attendance

Totals 70%

The actual and expected joint relative frequencies are not the same, then the two variables are

dependent .

Question 48

Select the correct answer.

A school principal randomly selects 4 students from a group of 18 to form a student council
committee.
The probability that Alya, Bahaa, Rama, and Yazan are all selected for the committee is

1
.
3060

Question 49

If two people choose a card from this set,

what is the probability that both people
will choose a bird?

P ( bird and bird ) = P ( bird ) ·

P ( bird ) =

3
13

P ( bird|bird ) =

1
6

P ( bird and bird ) =

1
26

P ( bird and bird ) ≈

0.038

Question 50

In a class of 15 students, there are 9 students with glasses and 6 students without glasses. If the
teacher is randomly selecting two students to write their answers on the board, what is the probability
that two students with glasses are selected?

P ( glasses ) =
3
5

P ( glasses | glasses ) =
4
7

P ( glasses and glasses ) =

12
35

1 5 1 2 4 9
7 14 5 5 15 14

Question 51

Enter your answer in the space provided.

A raffle contains 30 tickets: 5 winning tickets and 25 losing tickets. If a person randomly selects two
tickets from the raffle, what is the probability that they first draw a winning ticket, and then draw
another winning ticket?
Give your answer in decimal rounded to three decimal places.

The probability that a first winning ticket is drawn and then another winning ticket is drawn is

0.023 .

Question 52

Fahd has 15 shirts in his wardrobe, which include 6 blue shirts, 3 red shirts, 3 green shirts, and 3 white
shirts. Fahd is randomly selecting two shirts to pack for an overnight trip and wants to know the
probability that he selects 2 blue shirts. Round your answer to the nearest whole percent.
Enter your answer in the space provided.
P ( blue shirt and blue shirt ) ≈
14 %.

Question 53

Khadija needs to purchase a star, triangle, diamond, star, square, diamond, regular hexagon, diamond,
star, and diamond tiles so she can add another row of the pattern in her kitchen using these tiles but
place the row in her bathroom. She cannot remember the order. What is the probability that she will
place the tiles randomly in the correct order?

1
90

1
144

1
,
25 200
1
35

Question 54

Fill in the blank.

Salma wants to choose an outfit for an upcoming school event. She has 7 shirt styles, 6 types of pants,
4 shoe designs, and 10 accessory options. How many possible outfits can she create?

She can create 1680 outfits.

Question 55

Enter the correct value into the blank.

A card is selected from a set of cards numbered 1 through 20. It is not replaced.
A second card is selected. What is the probability that both cards are greater than 9?

11
The probability that both cards are greater than 9 is 38 .

Question 56

Choose the correct answer.

Jana wants to buy a gift for her mom.
She wants to choose between different types of flowers, mugs, and picture frames.
The distribution of her possible choices is tabulated below.

Gift Flowers Mugs Frames

Number 8 5 3

Let B represent the event of randomly selecting a frame.

What is the probability of randomly selecting a gift which is not a frame?

13
16

3
16

1
3

1
13

Question 57

Nadir performs an experiment where he draws a marble from a bag with 5 marbles, rolls a number
cube, and then rolls another number cube. How many possible outcomes are there in this experiment?

Drag and drop your answer to correctly complete the sentence.

There are 180 possible outcomes.

36 30 17

Question 58

Enter the correct value into the blank.

A card is selected from a set of cards numbered 1 through 10. It is not replaced.
A second card is selected. What is the probability that both cards are greater than 6?
Enter your answer in the space provided.

2
The probability that both cards are greater than 6 is 15 .

Question 59

Ali is selecting an outfit to wear to school tomorrow. He owns twelve shirts, including six green shirts,
four blue shirts, and two red shirts. He also owns ten pairs of pants, which include five pairs of white
pants, three pairs of blue pants, and two pairs of black pants.

The probability that Ali randomly selects a blue shirt and a blue pair of pants is

0.10 .

0.30 0.33 0.25

Question 60

Ejaz has picture frames in different shapes. He has 5 circular, 8 rectangular, and 3 square frames. He
will randomly choose 5 of these picture frames for a set of pictures from his vacation. What is the
probability that they will all be circular?

Drag and drop your answers to correctly complete the sentences.

The number of possible outcomes is 4368 .

The number of favorable outcomes is 1 .

1
The probability is .
4368

1 1
16 362 , 880 5,765,760 5, 765 , 760 9

362,880 5

Question 61

The teacher is randomly selecting students to present their homework on the board. If there are 14
students in the class, what is the probability that Yousef is chosen to present the first problem and

Rashid is chosen to present the second problem?

Round your answer to three decimal places.
Enter your answer in the space provided.
The probability that Yousef is selected for the first problem and Rashid is selected for the second

problem is 0.005 .

Question 62

Suhail has 17 books on his shelf. He will randomly choose 6 to stack on his bedside table. How many
different permutations of his books are possible?

Select your answer from the drop-down menu.

There are 8,910,720 possible permutations of books on his bedside table.

Question 63

Select the correct answer.

A spinner with 5 equal sections numbered 1 to 5 is spun and a number cube is rolled. What is the
probability that the spinner lands on an odd number and the number rolled is greater than 3?

3
5

1
5

1
2

3
10

Question 64

Samir has rocks that his grandfather gave to him. He has 4 jade, 5 amethyst, and 5 garnet rocks. He
will randomly choose 3 of these to place in a display case.
What is the probability that they will all be garnet?
Enter your answers in the spaces provided.

The number of possible outcomes is 364 .

The number of favorable outcomes is 10 .

5
The probability is 182 .

Question 65

Select the correct answer.

A bag contains 28 marbles having different colors.
The distribution of the marbles according to their colors is tabulated below.

Color Green Red Yellow B

Number 13 8 5

Let A represent the event of randomly selecting a red marble from the bag.
Then,
P (A ') =

5
7

Question 66

Omar has rocks that his grandfather gave to him. He has 5 jade, 6 amethyst, and 3 garnet rocks. He will
randomly choose 3 of these to place in a display case.
What is the probability that they will all be garnet?
Enter your answers in the spaces provided.

The number of possible outcomes is 364 .

The number of favorable outcomes is 1 .

1
The probability is 364 .

Question 67

Fill in the blank.

A spinner having letters from A to H is rotated.
Let Z represent the event of getting a letter of the word HEDGE.
Z'=

{A, B, C ,

Question 68

Choose the correct answer.

A spinner having the numbers from 1 to 10 is rotated.
Let A represent the event of getting an odd number, and let B represent the event of getting a multiple
of 3.
Then, what is the value of
n (A ∪ B )
?

Question 69

Select the correct answer.

A number generator randomly chooses an integer between 1 and 25.

Let A represent the event of getting a multiple of 4, and let B represent the event of getting a multiple
of 5.
Then,
A ∪B =

{4, 5, 8, 10, 12, 15, 16, 20, 24, 25}

Question 70

Select the correct answer.

To participate in a career guidance workshop, a school randomly chooses 5 students from a selected
group of 20 students.
The group of 20 students consists of 5 grade 10 students, 8 grade 11 students, and 7 grade 12
students.

1
The probability that the chosen participants are all in grade 10 is .
15, 504

Question 71

A card is selected from a set of numbered cards 1 through 20 and not replaced. Then, a second card is
selected. What is the probability that both cards are multiples of 4?

Drag and drop your answers to correctly complete the sentence.

1
The probability that both cards are multiples of 4 is .
19

1 9 1
20 20 16

Question 72

Select the correct answer.

A bowl contains a mix of chocolate and sour candies. The bowl contains 5 red chocolate candies, 3
green chocolate candies, and 7 blue chocolate candies. The bowl also contains 8 red sour candies, 5
green sour candies, and 2 blue sour candies. Given that a randomly selected candy is green, what is the
probability that it is a sour candy? Round your answer to 3 decimal places.

0.375

0.625

0.333

0.750

Question 73

Select the correct answer.

A coin is tossed and a card is selected from a standard deck of cards. What is the probability that the
coin is a head and the card value is a multiple of 3?

3
26

23
26

3
13

10
13

Question 74

Drag and drop the correct answers into the blanks.

In a survey, 90 high school students were asked about their dress code compliance and about their
extracurricular involvement. The results of the survey were recorded in a two-way frequency table.

Not
Involved
Involv

Compliant 53 7

Non-
10 20
compliant

Totals 63 27

Complete the two-way relative frequency table. Round to the nearest tenth percent.

Invol

Compliant 58.9

Non- 11.1
compliant
%

70
Totals
%

33.3 25.9 15.9 11.7

Question 75

Which compound events are independent events? Select all that apply.

A card is chosen from a deck, then another card is chosen.

Athletes are nominated for an all-star team based on performance.

Gomaa’s name is chosen to present first. Masoud’s name is chosen to present

next.

Two people choose marbles from a bag.

A commercial is seen twice in an hour.

A spinner is spun, then spun again.

Question 76

The clerk has 6 different sized vases. She plans to randomly choose 3 vases to display flowers. What is
the probability that she will choose the smallest three vases in the order of smallest to largest?
Enter your answers in the spaces provided.

The total outcomes possible is 120 .

The number of favorable outcomes is 1 .

1
The probability is 120 .

Question 77

Masud is conducting an experiment. He rolls a number cube and then spins a spinner with equal-sized
sections labeled A, B, C, D, E, and F. How many possible outcomes are there in this experiment? Enter
your answers in the spaces provided.

There are 6 outcomes for the first event and

6 outcomes for the second event.

There are 36 possible outcomes for this experiment.

Question 78

There are 11 colors available for a mural, but only 7 will be used. If the 7 colors are chosen randomly,
what is the probability that the 7 colors of the rainbow will be chosen in the order of how they appear
in a rainbow starting with red?

Select your answer from the drop-down menu.

The total outcomes is 1,663,200 .

The number of favorable outcomes is 1 .

1
The probability is .
1, 663 , 200

Question 79

Select the correct option.

Which of the following compound events is an example of an independent event?

Guests booking rooms in a hotel.

For a group project where different roles are assigned, Rami is assigned facilitator
and Imad is assigned as recorder from a group of 5 people.

Hamid works at a school from 8:00 am till 2:00 pm, then works as a freelancer
with another company in the afternoon.

Tala picks a banana from a fruit basket, then Samar picks an apple from the same
basket.

Question 80

Select the correct answer.

Yousef is randomly selecting a pair of socks from his wardrobe. There are 5 pairs of solid black socks, 2
pairs of striped black socks, 3 pairs of solid white socks, 5 pairs of striped white socks, 2 pairs of solid
gray socks, and 1 pair of striped gray socks. Yousef has randomly selected a pair of striped socks. What
is the probability that the pair of socks is white? Round your answer to three decimal places.

0.125

0.500

0.625

0.278

Question 81

Drag and drop the correct answer into the blank.

The part of the diagram
colored in gold represents
the set

C ∩D .

S ∩C C ∪D S ∩D

Question 82

Fill in the blank.

A furniture store sells 12 types of sofas. Each sofa is available in 4 different fabric colors and 2
different sizes. How many possible sofas does the store offer?

The store can offer 96 different sofas.

Question 83

A museum gift shop sells 4 different styles of t-shirts. There are 7 different sizes of the t-shirt and 6
different colors. How many possible t-shirts are there?

168

Question 84

Choose the correct answer.

A sample of high school students were surveyed about their school club membership.
The results are represented in the two-way relative frequency table below.

Grade Grade
10 11

Member 41.3% 27.4%

Non-
16.3% 15%
member

Totals 57.6% 42.4%

Rounded to the nearest tenth percent, what is the probability that a chosen student is a member of the
school club given that this student is in grade 10?

28.3%

41.3%

60.1%

71.7%

Question 85

Shehab has a piece of paper with the letters A, D, G, F, A, T, A, Y, T, E written on it. He knows these are
the letters for his 10-letter password, but he cannot remember what the order is. What is the
probability that he will randomly enter the letters in the correct order?
Enter your answer in the space provided.
The probability he would randomly enter the letters in the correct order is

1
302 , 400 .

Question 86

A teacher has cards with 10, 100, and 1,000 on them. He has 5 cards with the number 10, 6 cards with
the number 100, and 4 cards with the number 1,000. He will randomly choose 4 of these cards to give
to a student. What is the probability that they will all be cards that have 1,000 on them?

Drag and drop your answers to correctly complete the sentences.

The number of possible outcomes is 1365 .

The number of favorable outcomes is 1 .

1
The probability is .
1365

1 1
11 4 2730 39, 916 , 800 2730 39,916,800

Question 87

A basketball team sells tickets for 8 different ticket packages. There are 3 different ticket prices.
Tickets can be ordered 2 different ways and delivered 3 different ways. How many possible
combinations are there?

144

Question 88

Enter your answer in the space provided.

A bank customer has a secure vault with an 8-digit code to open it. The code consists of the digits 2, 2,
4, 6, 7, 7, 7, 8. The customer cannot remember the exact order of the digits. What is the probability
that they will randomly enter the correct code?

1
The probability is 3360 .

Question 89

In a class of 30 students, 12 students' favorite color is green, 6 students' favorite color is red, 9
students' favorite color is blue, and 3 students' favorite color is yellow. What is the probability that the
first student selected has a favorite color of green and the second student chosen has a favorite color
of blue? Round your answers to 3 decimal places.

Drag and drop your answer to correctly complete the sentence.

The probability the first student randomly selected has a favorite color of green and the second

student has a favorite color of blue is 0.124 .

0.138 0.120 0.175 0.067

Question 90

A survey of a local school found that 44% of all students play soccer and 20% of all students play both
soccer and basketball. Given that a randomly selected student plays soccer, what is the probability
they also play basketball? Round your answer to a whole percent.

45%

36%

50%

64%

Question 91

Drag and drop the correct answer into the blank.

The part of the diagram
colored in gold represents

the set A ∪B .

A ∩B S ∪A S ∪B

Question 92

Choose the correct answer.

Maha wants to buy a new couch, and she is offered to customize 3 out of 8 available customizable
features.
If Maha chooses the features randomly, what is the probability that she chooses to customize exterior
color, material, and number of seats?

1
168

1
112

3
56

1
56

Question 93

Select the correct answer.

The coach selects players from the team for a penalty shootout. Layla is chosen to take the first shot,
and Aisha is chosen to take the second.
This is a(n)

dependent event because the selection of the first player affects

the outcome of the selection of the second player.

Question 94

A survey of a group of students finds that 40% have experience writing code for a computer program.
Two students are chosen from this group at random.

Drag and drop your answer to correctly complete the sentence.

The probability that at least one of these two students does not have experience writing code is

84 %.

16 20 60

Question 95

Select your answer from the drop-down menu.

A chef has 16 different ingredients and will randomly choose 7 of them to use in the first dish of a
cooking competition. How many different permutations of 7 ingredients can the chef select for the
dish?

There are 57,657,600 possible permutations of 7 ingredients that the chef can select

for the dish.

Question 96

Drag and drop the correct answers into the blanks.

In a survey, 85 high school students were asked about their attendance in Jiu Jitsu classes and about
their participation in volunteer work. The results of the survey were recorded in a two-way frequency
table.

Volunteering
V

Regular
40
Attendance

Irregular
8
Attendance

Totals 48

Complete the two-way relative frequency table. Round to the nearest tenth percent.

Voluntee

Regular 47.1
Attendance
%

Irregular
9.4%
Attendance

Totals 56.5%

73.3 83.3 72.7 59.5

Question 97

Fill in the blanks with the correct numbers.

In a survey, 90 students in grades 10 and 11 were asked about their school club membership. The
results of the survey were recorded in a two-way frequency table.

Grade Grade
To
10 11

Member 33 26

Non-
18 13 3
member

Totals 51 39 9

Complete with the actual joint relative frequencies. Round to the nearest tenth percent.

Grade

36.7
Member
%

Non- 20
member
%

Totals 56.7%

Question 98

Jaber has 5 toy trucks, 4 toy motorcycles, and 3 toy race cars. He will randomly choose 4 of these toys
to take to a friend’s house. What is the probability that they will all be motorcycles?
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Drag and drop your answers to correctly complete the sentences.

The number of possible outcomes is 495 .

The number of favorable outcomes is 1 .

1
The probability is .
495

1 1 1
12 220 924 220 924 12

Question 99

Select the correct answer.

A spinner with letters from A to H is rotated.
Let A represent the event of getting a vowel, and let B represent the event of getting a letter of the
word BAD.
Then,
A ∪B =

{A, B, D, E}

Question 100

Fill in the blanks with the correct numbers.

In a survey, 105 high school students were asked about their elective course enrollment and school
attendance record. The results of the survey were recorded in a two-way frequency table.

No
Perfect
Perf
Attendance
Atten

Enrolled 33 2

Not
19 3
Enrolled

Totals 52 5

Complete with the actual joint relative frequencies. Round to the nearest tenth percent.

Perfect A

31.4
Enrolled

Not 18.1
Enrolled
%

Totals 49

Question 101

A spinner like the one shown is spun twice. What is the

probability that the spinner lands on red both times?

40%

20%

Question 102

Select the correct answer.

In a classroom, there are 10 red pens, 7 blue pens, 5 green pens, 3 red pencils, 6 blue pencils, and 4
green pencils. A pen is randomly selected from the collection.
What is the probability that the selected pen is blue? Round your answer to three decimal places.

0.318

0.200

0.629

0.278

Question 103

Drag and drop the correct answer into the blank.

A spinner having numbers
from 1 to 10 is rotated.
Let B represent the event of
getting a multiple of 4.
Then,
P (B ') =

4
5

1 1 1
6 5 2

Question 104

Choose the correct answer.

A coach randomly chooses 3 players to be on a football team from a pool of 10 candidates.

What is the probability that Laith, Ali and Sami are chosen for the team?

1
40

1
120

3
10

1
10

Question 105

Ahmed has 12 pairs of socks including 4 blue pairs, 3 white pairs, 3 black pairs, and 2 red pairs. He
wants to randomly select two pairs of socks. What is the probability that Ahmed first picks a blue pair
of socks and then picks a red pair of socks? Round your answer to three decimal places.

0.061

0.056

0.167

0.333

Question 106

There are 12 golfers on a team. The coach will randomly choose 4 to play in the first foursome. How
many different permutations of players are possible?
Enter your answer in the space provided.

There are 11,880 possible permutations of players in the first foursome.

Question 107

The teacher draws strips of paper with students' names on them to decide the order for presentations.
Syed is selected to present first and Mohamad is selected to present second.

This is a(n)

dependent event because the selection of the first student affects

the outcome of the selection of the second student.

Question 108

Drag and drop the correct answer into the blank.

A spinner with numbers from 1 to 10 is rotated.
Let A represent the event of getting an even
number, and let B represent the event of
getting a multiple of 3.
Then,
P (A ∩ B ) =
1
10

1 1 1
4 5 2

Question 109

Latifa conducts an experiment where he tosses a coin and then spins a spinner with equal-sized
sections labeled A, B, C, D, and E. How many possible outcomes are there in this experiment?

Select your answers from the drop-down menus.

There are 2 outcomes for the first event and 5 outcomes for the second event.

There are 10 possible outcomes for this experiment.

Question 110

Drag and drop the correct answers into the blanks.

In a survey, 105 high school students were asked about their elective course enrollment and school
attendance record. The two-way relative frequency table below shows the marginal relative
frequencies.

Perfect Attend

25.9
Enrolled
%

Not 23.6
Enrolled
%

Totals 49.5%

Complete the table with the expected joint relative frequencies. Round to the nearest tenth percent.

31.4 21 29.5 18.1

Question 111

Zaid and Salim each randomly select a marble from the 13 in the
bowl. What is the probability that they both select a green
marble? Round your answer to the nearest whole percent.
Enter your answer in the space provided.
The probability that Zaid and Salim each randomly select a green

marble is 19 %.

Question 112

Drag and drop the correct answer into the blank.

The part of the diagram colored in gold represents the set D' .

C' C ∪D C ∩D

Question 113

A survey of a group of people finds that 90% watch sports on TV. Safia chooses two people from this
group at random.

Select your answer from the drop-down menu.

The probability that at least one of these two people does not like watching sports on TV is

19 %.

Question 114

Zaid and Salim are rolling number cubes to see who goes first in a game they are playing. First, Zaid
rolls the number cube and then Salim rolls the number cube. Which of the descriptions of this
compound event accurately describes the situation?

The events are independent because Zaid rolling the number cube does not affect
the outcome of Salim rolling the number cube.

The events are dependent because Zaid's roll of the number cube changes the
outcomes of Salim's roll of the number cube.

The events are dependent because Zaid rolls his number cube before Salim rolls
his number cube.

The events are independent because the number cubes are rolled at different
times.

Question 115

A car dealer sells 6 models of cars. The cars are available in 7 colors and there are 5 different styles of
interiors. How many possible cars are there?
Enter your answer in the space provided.

There are 210 possible cars.

Question 116

Obaid has 8 pairs of shoes, which include 3 pairs of sneakers, 4 pairs of sandals, and 1 pair of boots.
Obaid is randomly selecting two pairs of shoes for his vacation.

What is the probability that he first selects a pair of sandals, then selects a pair of sneakers? Round
your answer to a whole percent.

43%

19%

21%

50%

Question 117

A card is selected from a standard deck of cards and not replaced. Then, a second card is selected.
What is the probability that both cards are face cards?

Select your answer from the drop-down menu.

11
The probability that both cards are face cards is .
221

Question 118

A spinner is spun to determine who does the chores around the house. The first time the spinner is
spun, it lands on Fatima and the second time the spinner is spun, it lands on Sheikha.
Select your answer from the drop-down menu.
This is a(n)

independent event because the first spin of the spinner does not aff
the outcome of the second spin of the spinner.

Question 119

Drag and drop the correct answer into the blank.

A number cube with numbers from 1 to 6 is rolled.
Let A represent the event of getting an even number, and let B represent the event of getting a number
greater than 3.
P (A ∩ B ) =
1
3

1 1 1
2 6 4

Question 120

Select the correct answer.

In a survey, a sample of high school students were asked about their elective course enrollment and
school attendance record.
The table below shows the actual joint relative frequencies.

N
Perfect
Per
Attendance
Atten

Enrolled 25.9% 26

Not
23.6% 24
Enrolled

Totals 49.5% 50

The actual and expected joint relative frequencies are the same, then the two variables are

independent .

Question 121

Kala performs an experiment where she rolls a number cube, tosses a coin, and then rolls another
number cube. How many possible outcomes are there in this experiment?

Select your answer from the drop-down menu.

There are 72 possible outcomes for this experiment.

Question 122

A marble is randomly selected from the 13 marbles in the bowl. Given that the marble selected is not
spotted, what is the probability that the marble is blue?

Select your answer from the drop-down menu.

Given the selected marble is not spotted, there is a

50% chance that the marble is blue.

Question 123

A card is selected from a standard deck of cards and is not replaced. A second card is then selected.

Drag and drop your answer to correctly complete the sentence.

These two events are dependent .

independent complementary not mutually exclusive

Question 124

Choose the correct answer.

Type Sedans SUVs

Number 9 6

The table shows the types and numbers of 20 cars in a parking lot.
If three vehicles are randomly selected to change spots, what is the probability that all 3 are SUVs?

1
171

1
969

1
57

1
114

Question 125

Zarifa performs an experiment where she tosses a coin, rolls a number cube, tosses another coin, and
then rolls another number cube. How many possible outcomes are there in this experiment?

Drag and drop your answer to correctly complete the sentence.

There are 144 possible outcomes.

16 36 72

Question 126

A survey of a group of people finds that 80% texted in the past two days. Two people are chosen from
this group at random.

Select your answer from the drop-down menu.

The probability that at least one of these two people did not text in the past two days is 36
%.

Question 127

Select the correct answer.

Type Mains Appetiz

Number 10 12

The table shows the types and numbers of 30 items on the menu of a restaurant.
Mona randomly chooses 3 items from this menu.

6
The probability that the chosen items are all mains is .
203

Question 128

A bag contains 3 red marbles, 2 yellow marbles, and 4 blue marbles. A marble is selected and is
replaced. A second marble is then selected.
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Select your answer from the drop-down menu.

These two events are independent .

Question 129

Drag and drop the correct answer into the blank.

A number generator randomly chooses an integer between 1 and 25.
Let A represent the event of getting a multiple of 5, and let B represent the event of getting a number
greater than 16.
Then,
P (A ∩ B ) =
2
25

1 4 12
5 25 25

Question 130

Choose the correct answer.

A number generator randomly chooses an integer between 1 and 25.
Let A represent the event of getting a multiple of 4, and let B represent the event of getting a multiple
of 6.
What is the value of

n (A ∪ B )
?

Question 131

A card is selected from a standard deck of cards and is replaced. A second card is then selected.

Drag and drop your answer to complete the sentence.

These two events are independent .

complementary dependent mutually exclusive

Question 132

Select your answer from the drop-down menu.

In a group of 40 employees, 18 work in marketing, of which 5 have a master's degree, 8 have a

bachelor's degree, and 5 have a diploma. The remaining 22 employees work in sales, with 7 having a
master's degree, 10 having a bachelor's degree, and 5 having a diploma. If we know that a randomly
selected employee works in marketing, what is the probability that the employee has a master's
degree? Round your answer to the nearest thousandth.
Given that the randomly selected employee works in marketing, the probability that the employee has

a master's degree is 0.278 .

Question 133

Takia is conducting an experiment. She rolls a number cube, then spins a spinner with equal-sized
sections labeled W, X, Y, and Z and then tosses a coin. How many possible outcomes are there in this
experiment?

Select your answer from the drop-down menu.

There are 48 possible outcomes for this experiment.

Question 134

Obaid is flipping a coin and wants to know the probability that he gets two tails in a row. Give your
answer to a whole percent.

The probability that Obaid gets two tails in a row, is 25 %.

Question 135

Ali's wardrobe includes 4 blue pairs of pants and 2 black pairs of pants, as well as 5 blue shirts and 3
black shirts. Ali randomly selects a piece of clothing from his wardrobe. Given that Ali selects a blue
piece of clothing, what is the probability it is a shirt?

5
18

4
8

5
8

5
9

Question 136

Faraj is conducting an experiment. He rolls a number cube and then draws a marble from a bag
containing a red, a blue, and a black marble. How many possible outcomes are there in this
experiment? Enter your answers in the spaces provided.

There are 6 outcomes for the first event and

3 outcomes for the second event.

There are 18 possible outcomes in this experiment.

Question 137

Khaled and Shebab each randomly choose a

marble from the 11 marbles in the bowl. What
is the probability that Khaled first chooses a
red marble and Shehab then chooses a green
marble? Round your answer to three decimal
places.
Enter your answer in the space provided.
The probability that Khaled first chooses a red
marble and Shehab then chooses a green
marble is

0.073 .

Question 138

Choose the correct answer.

A group of 180 students in an international university speak different first languages.
The distribution of their first languages is tabulated below.

Language Arabic English Hindi

Number 70 32 30

Let E represent the event of randomly selecting a student whose first language is English.
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What is the probability of randomly selecting a student whose first language is not English?

37
45

8
45

1
32

1
148

Question 139

Drag and drop the correct answers into the blanks.

In a survey, 70 high school students were asked about their attendance in Jiu Jitsu class and about
their participation in volunteer work. The two-way relative frequency table below shows the marginal
relative frequencies.
Complete the table with the expected joint relative frequencies. Round to the nearest tenth percent.

Volunt

Regular 58.1
Attendance

Irregular 13.3
Attendance

Totals 71

11.5 7.1 64.3 17.1

Question 140

A bag contains blue strips of paper labeled 1-7 and green strips of paper labeled 8-14. Team members
will randomly choose a strip to determine their position at soccer practice. Odd strips will play defense
and even strips will play offense. What is the probability that the first player will play offense, given
that his strip of paper was blue?

Select your answers from the drop-down menus.

P ( blue and even ) =

3
14

P ( blue ) =

7
14

P ( blue| even ) =

3
7

Question 141

Select your answer from the drop-down menu.

A candy jar contains 13 mini chocolate bars and 15 lollipops. When a person picks a candy from the jar,
they do not put it back. What is the probability that the next two candies drawn will be lollipops? Round
your answer to a whole percent.

There is a 28 % chance that the next two candies drawn will be lollipops.

Question 142

A bag of marbles contains 3 red marbles, 4 green marbles, and 5 blue marbles. A marble is selected at
random from the bag of marbles and not replaced. A second marble is then selected.

Select your answer from the drop-down menu.

These two events are dependent .

Question 143

There are 18 students who have presentations to give in class. The teacher will randomly choose 3
students to give their presentations today. Determine how many different permutations of students
giving their presentations today are possible.

Drag and drop your answer to correctly complete the sentence.

There are 4896 possible permutations of students giving their presentations

today.

1,067,062,284,000,000 73,440 306

Question 144

Choose the correct answer.

Arabic En
Type
language lang

Number 11

The table shows the types and numbers of 30 books on a library shelf.
If Rima randomly chooses 4 books from this shelf, what is the probability that they are Mathematics
books?

1
3

2
15

2
261

323
1, 827

Question 145

Choose the correct answer.

A teacher randomly selects students to participate in three different activities: reading, painting, and
sports.
The distribution of students is as follows:

Activity Reading Painting Sports

Number 7 5 10

Let C represents the event of randomly selecting a student for sports.

What is the probability of randomly selecting a student who is not participating in sports?

17
22

6
11

15
22

5
11

Question 146

Fill in the blank.

A spinner having numbers
from 1 to 10 is rotated.
Let A represent the event of
getting an odd number.
If the outcomes are listed
in increasing order, then
A'=
{2,

4 , 6 ,

8 , 10}

Question 147

Choose the correct answer.

In a survey of 150 adults, participants were asked about their subscription to an internet service.
The results are represented in the two-way relative frequency table below:

Age Age 30-

Totals
18-29 45

Subscriber 38.5% 49.3% 87.8%

Non-
3.5% 8.7% 12.2%
Subscriber

Totals 42% 58% 100%

Rounded to the nearest tenth percent, what is the probability that a chosen adult is in the age bracket
30-45, given that they are not a subscriber to an internet service?

28.7%

8.3%

71.3%

15%

Question 148

Alyazia bought six different types of fruit at the market. She randomly selects a type of fruit to make
juice for breakfast. Then, she randomly selects a type of fruit to make juice for lunch. Are these
independent or dependent events?

The events are dependent because the choice of fruit for breakfast changes the
probability of the choices for lunch.

The events are dependent because Alyazia is making both fruit choices.

The events are independent because the choice at breakfast does not affect the
probability of a choice at lunch.

The events are independent because the fruit choices are made at different times.

Question 149

A marble is randomly selected from the 11 marbles in the bowl.

Given that the marble selected is dotted, what is the probability
that the marble is blue?

Drag and drop your answer to correctly complete the sentence.

Given a randomly selected marble is dotted, there is a

40% chance the marble is blue.

60% 36% 45%

Question 150

Drag and drop the correct answer into the blank.

The part of the diagram

colored in gold represents
the set

C' .

C ∩D D' C ∪D

Question 151

Select the correct option.

A survey at a coffee shop found that 42% of customers order espresso drinks and 24% of customers
order both espresso drinks and pastries. Given that a randomly selected customer orders an espresso

drink, what is the probability they also order a pastry? Round your answer to a whole percent.

33%

18%

57%

66%

Question 152

Drag and drop the correct answers into the blanks.

In a survey, a sample of high school students were asked about their dress code compliance and about
their extracurricular involvement. The two-way relative frequency table below shows the marginal
relative frequencies.
Complete the table with the expected joint relative frequencies. Round to the nearest tenth percent.

Involve

54.4
Compliant
%

Non- 6.9
compliant
%

Totals 61.3%

31.3 57.5 3.8 7.5

Question 153

Saif and Saeed each randomly choose a marble from the 15 in the
bowl.

What is the probability that Saif first chooses a green marble and
Saeed then chooses a green marble?
Round your answer to a whole percent.

P ( green ) ≈
13 %

P ( green | green ) ≈
7 %

P ( green and green ) ≈

1 %

27 10 5 19 2

Question 154

Fill in the blank.

A spinner having letters

from A to H is rotated.
Let A represent the event of
getting a letter of the word
CAGED.
A'=
{B,

F , H}

Question 155

Choose the correct answer.

A bag contains 28 marbles having different colors.
The distribution of the marbles according to their colors is tabulated below.

Color Green Red Yellow Blue

Number 13 8 5 2

Let B represent the event of randomly selecting a blue marble from the bag.
What is the probability of randomly selecting a marble from the bag whose color is not blue?

13
14
1
26

1
2

1
14

Question 156

Gamila has different colored beads. She has 6 blue beads, 4 purple beads, and 2 pink beads.
She will randomly choose 2 of these beads to place on a necklace.
What is the probability that they will all be pink?
Enter your answers in the spaces provided.

The number of possible outcomes is 66 .

The number of favorable outcomes is 1 .

1
The probability is 66 .

Question 157

Choose the correct answer.

A spinner with letters from A to H is rotated.
Let P represent the event of getting a letter
before E, and let Q represent the event of
getting a letter of the word DEAF.
What is the value of
n (P ∪ Q )
?

Question 158

A painter has 10 colors. She will randomly choose 2 to use in the backdrop of her painting. How many
different permutations of colors are possible in the backdrop?

Drag and drop your answer to correctly complete the sentence.

There are 90 possible permutations of colors for the backdrop.

1,814,400 720 3,628,800

Question 159

Drag and drop your answer to correctly complete the sentence.

A survey of a group of people finds that 80% traveled to a new city in the past year. Two people from
this group are chosen at random.
The probability that at least one of these two people did not travel to a new city in the past year is

36 %.

20 46 64

Question 160

Fill in the blanks with the correct numbers.

In a survey, 70 high school students were asked about their attendance in Jiu Jitsu class and about their
participation in volunteer work. The results of the survey were recorded in a two-way frequency table.

Volunteering

Regular
45
Attendance

Irregular
4
Attendance

Totals 49

Complete with the actual joint relative frequencies. Round to the nearest tenth percent.

Volunt

Regular 64.3
Attendance
%

Irregular 5.7
Attendance
%

Totals 70

Question 161

Imani's friend wants the same necklace with the same pattern of beads as Imani's. Imani made her
necklace and remembers she used red, red, orange, yellow, red, red, orange, and a pink bead but does
not remember the pattern. What is the probability that she will randomly place the beads in the correct
order to create the identical pattern?
Enter your answer in the space provided.

1
The probability is 840 .

Question 162

Which of the following compound events is an example of a dependent event?

Two number cubes are rolled and they both land on 6.

A TV commercial is seen twice in the same day.

There is a blizzard in New York City and a flight scheduled out of New York City is
canceled.

A student has brown hair and his favorite color is green.

Question 163

Fill in the blank.

A number cube with numbers from 1 to 6 is rolled.
Let A represent the event of getting a multiple of 2, and let B represent the event of getting a multiple
of 3.
A ∩B =
{ 6 }

Question 164

Hamad rolls a number cube and then flips a coin. What is the probability that the number cube will
land on a 6 and the coin will land on tails? Round your answer to a whole percent.

50%

17%

25%

Question 165

Drag and drop the correct answer into the blank.

A spinner having numbers from 1 to 10 is
rotated.
Let B represent the event of getting a
multiple of 3.
Then,
P (B ') =
7
.
10

1 3 4
5 10 5

Question 166

Drag and drop the correct answer into the blank.

A number cube with numbers from 1 to 6 is rolled.
Let B represent the event of getting a multiple of 3.
Then,
P (B ') =
2
3

1 1 1
2 3 6

Question 167

Halima and Mariam each randomly chose a marble from the 15 in the bowl. What is the probability that
Halima first chooses a blue marble and then Mariam selects a red marble? Round your answer to three
decimal places.

0.286

0.089

0.095

0.333

Question 168

Which compound events are dependent events? Select all that apply.

Saif selects a red candy from the bag. Then, Farag selects a blue candy from the
bag.

A coin is flipped, then a number cube rolled.

A football team wins its first game, then loses its next game.

It rains on Tuesday and is cloudy on Saturday.

A red shirt is removed from a wardrobe. Then, a green shirt is removed from the
wardrobe.

The Monday flight to London is delayed and the Wednesday flight to London is
delayed.

Question 169

There are 14 basketball players on a team. The coach will randomly choose 5 players to play in the first
period of a game. How many different permutations of 5 players are possible?

Select your answer from the drop-down menu.

There are 240,240 possible permutations of 5 players in the first period of the game.

Question 170

Drag and drop the correct answers into the blanks.

In a survey, 66 students in grades 10 and 11 were asked about their school club membership. The
results of the survey were recorded in a two-way frequency table.

Grade Grade
10 11

Member 21 27

Non-
13 5
member

Totals 34 32

Complete the two-way relative frequency table. Round to the nearest tenth percent.

Grade 10

31.8
Member
%

Non-
19.7%
member

Totals 51.5%

61.8 43.8 27.8 15.6

Question 171

Ali knows the following numbers and letters for his computer password but does not know the order.
The numbers and letters are A, 7, 10, R, 10, R, 10, A, 10, A, P, 8, Q, A, 10. What is the probability that he
will enter the numbers and letters in the correct order?

1
454 , 053 , 600

1
32, 760

1
5, 448 , 643 , 200

1
227 , 026 , 800

Question 172

At a restaurant, when you order your dinner, you choose your main course, a side dish, a drink, and a
dessert. There are 8 main courses, 5 side dishes, 7 drinks, and 4 desserts. How many possible dinners
are there?
Enter your answer in the space provided.

There are 1120 possible dinners.

Question 173

Drag and drop the correct answer into the blank.

The part of the diagram

colored in gold represents
the set

C ∪D .

S ∪B S ∪C C ∩D

Question 174

Select the correct answer.

To work on a project, a company manager randomly chooses 5 employees from a pool of 12 experts.

The probability that Salem, Mira, Karim, Hala, and Saif are chosen for the project team is

1
.
792

Question 175

The teacher has a stick with each of her students' names in a cup. She chooses a student at random by
selecting a stick. She does not replace the stick back in the cup. Then, she chooses a second student at
random to answer the next question. Which best describes these two events?

independent

complementary

dependent

not mutually exclusive

Question 176

Fatima performs an experiment. First, she spins a spinner with 8 equal-sized sections, then she tosses
a coin, then she tosses another coin, and finally she rolls a number cube. How many possible outcomes
are there in this experiment?

Select your answer from the drop-down menu.

There are 192 possible outcomes.

Question 177

Enter the correct value into the blank.

A survey of a group of people finds that 20% visited a beach in the last week.
Two people are chosen from this group at random.
Enter your answer in the space provided.
The probability that at least one of these two people did not visit a beach is

96 %.

Question 178

A single number cube is rolled. Given that the number cube landed on an odd number, what is the
probability it landed on a 5? Round your answer to a whole number.

Drag and drop your answer to correctly complete the sentence.

Given that the number cube landed on an odd number, there is a 33%

chance that the number cube landed on a 5.

50% 20% 67%

Question 179

Matar and Yacoub each randomly select a marble from the 12 in

the bowl. What is the probability that they both select a yellow
marble?

18%

25%

Question 180

Drag and drop the correct answer into the space provided.
At a bakery, there are 15 pastries: 6 are chocolate, 2 are vanilla, and 7 are strawberry. There’s also a
drink cooler with 20 beverages: 4 are soda, 6 are juice, and 10 are water.
The probability that a customer randomly selects a chocolate pastry and water to go with it is

0.2 .

0.23 0.08 0.66

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