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    PROBABILITY

    Prepared by: Ms. Diane Estrada Aranas


    • I can illustrate an experiment,
    outcome, sample space and event.
    (M8GE-IVf-1)

    • I can illustrate an experimental


    probability and a theoretical
    probability. (M8GE-IVi-1)
    • I can solve problems involving
    probabilities of events. (M8GE-IVi-j-1)
    “TEST OF LUCK”
    Who will be
    luckier today?
    USEFUL TERMS:

    • Experiment- an activity with


    observable results
    • Outcome- result of the experiment
    • Sample Space- the set of all
    possible different outcomes of an
    experiment
    • Event- a collection of outcomes
    In what popular area
    wherein we risk losing our
    money in hope of getting a
    bigger amount?
    GAMBLING
    PROBABILITY
    study of chances
    THEORETICAL PROBABILITY
    •  
    defined as the number of times that
    event occurs divided by the total
    number of outcomes for the
    experiment (sample space)
    FLIPPING A COIN

    Applying the concept of


    Theoretical Probability,
    What is P(Tail)=?
    ROLLING A DIE

    State the P(1), P(2),


    P(3), P(4), P(5), and
    P(6).
    EXPERIMENTAL PROBABILITY
    •  
    defined as the number of times
    that event occurs in performing
    the experiment divided by the total
    number of trials (T).
    As a student, how can
    you apply the concept
    of probability?
    What have
    you learned?
    ANSWER KEY

    1. c
    2. d
    3. b
    4. b
    5. d
    ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR
    APPLICATION
    You are a researcher who discover one
    of the problem in Banisilan Municipality
    is game(gamble) addiction. You need to
    write a letter to the Municipal Mayor with
    valid explanation. Your explanation
    should be clear, and convincing using
    the probability concept.
    REFERENCES
    Alagano, R.F., Villafuerte, E.B., Nazal, R.M. & Si, D.R. (2015).
    MATHEMATICS for the 21st Century Learner. Philippines: Diwa
    Learning Systems Inc. pp.367-384
    Orance,O.A. & Mendoza, M.O. (2013). Worktext in
    Mathematics: e-math. Philippines: Rex Book Store, Inc. pp.444-451
    Thank you!

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