Probability
Will it rain tomorrow? Which team will win the toss? Chance is everywhere, and mathematics can measure it. In this chapter you learn what an equally likely outcome is, find the probability of an event as a number between 0 and 1, use the complement, and work through problems with coins, dice, cards and coloured balls. Python tosses coins and rolls dice thousands of times so you can watch the long-run share settle near the theory.
Part of Mathematics · High School (9–10) (chapter 9)
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Probability: Equally Likely Outcomes
Outcomes, events and equally likely outcomes, the probability of an event as favourable over total, the range from 0 to 1, impossible and sure events, and the complement.
Probability with Coins, Dice and Cards
Listing the outcomes of two coins, two dice and a pack of cards, then problems with balls in a bag, numbers on discs and spinners, the kinds of question boards set most.