PRACTICE: Independent & dependent probability

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PRACTICE: Independent & dependent probability A dark bag contains 4 red marbles, 8 blue marbles, 3 green marbles, and 5 yellow marbles. Find the probability of drawing out marbles as indicated in each of the given situations. Express your answer as a fraction in lowest terms. EXAMPLE 1: independent case

EXAMPLE 2: dependent case

What’s the probability of choosing a blue marble, returning it, and then choosing a blue marble?

What’s the probability of choosing a blue marble, NOT returning it, and then choosing a blue marble?

8 20



8 20

2

2

4

8

5

5

25

20

=  =



7 19

2

7

5

19

= 

=

14 95

YOUR TURN: 1) What’s the probability of choosing a red marble, returning it, and then choosing a yellow marble?

2) What’s the probability of choosing a green marble, NOT returning it, and then choosing a green marble?

3) What’s the probability of choosing a yellow marble, NOT returning it, and then choosing a red marble?

4) What’s the probability of choosing a blue marble, returning it, and then choosing a yellow marble?

5) What’s the probability of choosing a green marble, NOT returning it, and then choosing a blue marble?

6) What’s the probability of choosing a blue marble, returning it, and then choosing a green marble?

7) What’s the probability of choosing a red marble, returning it, and then choosing a green marble?

8) What’s the probability of choosing a yellow marble, NOT returning it, and then choosing a blue marble?

20 1

2)

190 3

3)

19 1

4)

10 1

5)

95 6

11/23/2017

Answers: 1)

6)

50 3

7)

100 3

© D. Stark 2017

PRACTICE: Independent & dependent probability

8)

19 2