Assignment: Test

Geometry Applications of Probability
2022-06-29T19:12:48Z

Due: Jul 22, 2022 by 11:59pm

Test

You will answer 20 questions about sample space, probability, independent and dependent events, conditional probability, two-way tables, and disjoint and overlapping events. You can only answer these questions once but there is no time limit.

Module Objectives

1.1 Identify the sample space total of an event.

1.2 Determine the theoretical and experimental probability of an event.

1.3 Recall and use Complement formula.

1.4 Determine geometric probabilities.

1.5 Determine probability of compound events using the Multiplication Rule for Independent Events.

1.6 Classify events as dependent or independent.

1.7 Determine compound probability of multiple events.

1.8 Use tables to determine conditional probability.

1.9 Prove events are independent or dependent using the probabilities.

2.1 Determine compound probability of multiple events.

2.2 Create two-way table given two types of information about the data.

2.3 Determine joint relative frequencies from a two-way table.

2.4 Determine marginal relative frequencies from a two-way table.

2.5 Determine conditional relative frequencies from a two-way table.

2.6 Identify and differentiate between a union and intersection of compound events.

2.7 Determine the probability of compound events using the Addition Rule.

2.8 Explain why conditional probability changes when the order of events changes.

Grade

Your grade will be out of 100 points so each questions is worth 5 points. You are only allowed to take this assessment one time.

Review

There is no public review of the test but you can set up an individual question and answer session via Zoom once your grade is posted.

Test

You will answer 20 questions about sample space, probability, independent and dependent events, conditional probability, two-way tables, and disjoint and overlapping events. You can only answer these questions once but there is no time limit.

Module Objectives

1.1 Identify the sample space total of an event.

1.2 Determine the theoretical and experimental probability of an event.

1.3 Recall and use Complement formula.

1.4 Determine geometric probabilities.

1.5 Determine probability of compound events using the Multiplication Rule for Independent Events.

1.6 Classify events as dependent or independent.

1.7 Determine compound probability of multiple events.

1.8 Use tables to determine conditional probability.

1.9 Prove events are independent or dependent using the probabilities.

2.1 Determine compound probability of multiple events.

2.2 Create two-way table given two types of information about the data.

2.3 Determine joint relative frequencies from a two-way table.

2.4 Determine marginal relative frequencies from a two-way table.

2.5 Determine conditional relative frequencies from a two-way table.

2.6 Identify and differentiate between a union and intersection of compound events.

2.7 Determine the probability of compound events using the Addition Rule.

2.8 Explain why conditional probability changes when the order of events changes.

Grade

Your grade will be out of 100 points so each questions is worth 5 points. You are only allowed to take this assessment one time.

Review

There is no public review of the test but you can set up an individual question and answer session via Zoom once your grade is posted.