Probability of mutually exclusive events.pptx

Probability of mutually exclusive events.pptx

1. Probability of mutually exclusive events

2. Objective: Illustrates and finds the probability of Mutually Exclusive Events.

3. Activity 1: form a word out of jumbled letters and give the meaning of each word . R P O B I B T L Y A I S E O U T O M C S E A M P L O P I N T X E E I R M E N T P L A M P E S P A S C E E E N T V

4. Union of two events

5. Activity 4: Which of the following illustrates Mutually Exclusive Events? Will my team win in the next match? Is it likely to rain? Would I take an umbrella?

6. Which of the following illustrates Mutually Exclusive Events? Find the probability of spinning yellow. If I throw two dice, will I score double six?

7. Activity 5: solve the problem. A restaurant serves a bowl of candies to their customers. The bowl of candies Jerome receives has 10 chocolate candies, 8 coffee, and 12 caramel. Find the probability of getting candies with the indicated flavors: a. P (chocolate or coffee) b. P (caramel or not coffee) c. P (coffee or caramel) d. P (chocolate or caramel) e. P (milk or strawberry)

8. Activity 6: Problem solving 10 – Love class is planning to have a summer adventure. Find the probability that the class choose the following places : 1. P ( Aguirangan or Atulayan ) 2. P ( Aguirangan or Consocep ) 3. P ( Aguirangan or Gota Beach) 4. P ( Atulayan or Consocep ) 5. P ( Atulayan or Gota Beach) 6. P ( Consocep or Gota Beach)

9. Activity 6: Gota beach Aguirangan island

10. Activity 6: Atulayan island Consocep falls

11. Generalization: When do we consider two events to be Mutually Exclusive? What can you say about two events that are Mutually Exclusive? If two events are Mutually Exclusive, what can you say about the intersection of these events? If two events are Mutually exclusive, how do we find the probability of these events ? P (a or b) =

12. Activity 7: performance task solve the problem and draw the venn diagram. n a school club, there are5 freshmen, 6 sophomores,4 juniors and 7 seniors. One student is chosen at random. What is the probability that the student chosen is: I. freshmen or senior? II. sophomore or senior? III. junior or senior? IV. junior or freshmen? V. freshmen or sophomore?

13. Activity 7: rubrics SCORE DESCRIPTION 4 Used appropriate strategy to come up with a correct solution and arrived at a correct answer 3 Used appropriate strategy to come up with a correct solution but a part of the solution led to an incorrect answer 2 Used appropriate strategy but came up with an entirely wrong solution that led to an incorrect answer 1 Attempted to solve the problem but used an inappropriate strategy that led to a wrong answer

14. Activity 8: agreement Have a record of the following data: 1. Your height in cm. 2. Weight in kg. 3. Size of shoes