Name: 

Select the term to complete the sentence.

A desired result when calculating a probability is called a _____ outcome.

Select the term to complete the sentence.

Two events that have no outcomes(s) in common, but account for all possible outcomes of an experiment are called _____ events.

Suppose you toss a coin, and then roll a standard six-sided die.  What is the probability of getting Tails and an odd number?

Suppose you toss a coin, and then roll a standard six-sided die.  What is the probability of not getting Tails or an odd number?

NOTE to Editor - In the manuscript for 12.3, Question 6 b) was replaced with P(anything except 3 and yellow).  If the intent is to use the concept of complementary events, using the answer found from Question 6 a) then I think that the wording should be change to say
P(anything except 3 OR yellow).

Suppose you roll the die and spin the spinner.

{Graphic - place the graphic from manuscript 12.3 Question 6 here.}

Use an organized list to determine the probability of the event P(5 and red).

Suppose you roll the die and spin the spinner.

{Graphic - place the graphic from manuscript 12.3 Question 6 here.}

Use an organized list to determine the probability of the event P(anything except 5 or Red).

NOTE to EDITOR - see Note for Question 5

Suppose you roll the die and spin the spinner.

{Graphic - place the graphic from manuscript 12.3 Question 6 here.}

Use an organized list to determine the probability of the event P(number < 3 and purple).

Create a tree diagram to show all possible outcomes for tossing four coins.
What is the probability of getting one head?

Create a tree diagram to show all possible outcomes for tossing four coins.
What is the probability of not getting any Tails?

Create a tree diagram to show all possible outcomes for tossing four coins.
What is the probability of getting exactly two heads and two tails?