6 Written Questions

1. two or more events occur and the outcome of the events is effected by the previous events
2. any set of one or more outcomes
3. an arrangement of things in a certain order
4. a way to show all the possible outcomes of a situation involving more than one item
5. result of an experiment
6. the chance an event will or will not occur

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. the likelihood of an event is estimated by repeating an experiment many times and observing the number of times an event occurs
   1. experiment
   2. theoretical probability
   3. probability
   4. experimental probability
2. if one group contains m items and another contains n items and the groups have no items in common, then there are m + n items to choose from
   1. Fundamental Counting Principle
   2. Addition Countin Principle
   3. dependent events
   4. independent events
3. two or more events occur at the same time and one event does not effect the outcome of the other events
   1. event
   2. experiment
   3. dependent events
   4. independent events
4. estimating the how likely an event will occur when all outcome are equally likely
   1. theoretical probability
   2. tree diagram
   3. probability
   4. experimental probability
5. a selection of things in any order
   1. probability
   2. event
   3. combination
   4. permutation

5 True/False Questions

1. trial → the product of all the whole numbers from the number down to 1

   True        False

2. sample space → the set of all possible outcomes

   True        False

3. experiment → an activity in which results are observed

   True        False

4. factorial → a single obervation of an experiment

   True        False

5. Fundamental Counting Principle → if there are m ways to choose a first item and n ways to choose a second item then there are m * n ways to choose all the items

   True        False