B) the sample space answer would be 1/6, 1:6, 16%
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Saturday, January 22, 2011
Answer for Madeline's question
Friday, January 21, 2011
Probability Question
Anna flips a coin and spun the spinner , organize all the possible outcome in a chart or a tree diagram that shows the sample space.- are the events independent events .
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Organizing Outcomes
ORGANIZING OUTCOMES
There are two ways to organize an outcome :
1) first way is to make a chart or a table
favourable outcome
possible outcome
Independent events- the outcome of one event has no effect on the outcome of another event
EXAMPLE:
Sample space- all possible outcomes of an experiment EXAMPLE:
12 possible outcomes in this probability ( sample space)
2) the second way to organize outcomes
Tree diagram- a diagram used to organize outcomes contains a branch for each possible outcomes
EXAMPLE:
There are two ways to organize an outcome :
1) first way is to make a chart or a table
possible outcome
Independent events- the outcome of one event has no effect on the outcome of another event
EXAMPLE:
Sample space- all possible outcomes of an experiment EXAMPLE:
12 possible outcomes in this probability ( sample space)
2) the second way to organize outcomes
Tree diagram- a diagram used to organize outcomes contains a branch for each possible outcomes
EXAMPLE:
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Pages 4-6 question and answers
Text Book ( 4-6)
4. Determine the area of each parallelogram. they are drawn on the cm grid paper.

A) if you look at A you can see that the base = 4 cm and the h = 1 cm so if you multiply 4 x 1 = 4cm*
B) if you look at B you can see that the base = 3 cm and the h = 3 cm so if you multiply 3x3 = 9 cm*
5. Draw each of the parallelograms on a centimetre grid paper. Check your answers using estimation.
4. Determine the area of each parallelogram. they are drawn on the cm grid paper.

A) if you look at A you can see that the base = 4 cm and the h = 1 cm so if you multiply 4 x 1 = 4cm*
B) if you look at B you can see that the base = 3 cm and the h = 3 cm so if you multiply 3x3 = 9 cm*
5. Draw each of the parallelograms on a centimetre grid paper. Check your answers using estimation.
B) b = 3 cm h = 7 cm
6. Draw each parallelogram cm grid paper. Determine each area using the formula. Check your answer using estimation.
A) h = 6cm,b = 4cm
B) h = 2cm,b = 4cm
Sunday, November 7, 2010
order of operation
order of operation
this is what you have to know when you are working with the order of operation:
B-brackets - when you have a question with brackets you work on the brackets first.
E-exponents - Then next you work on exponents
D-division -Since division and multiplication are like mom and dad which ever comes first is what you work on first.
M-multiplication
A-addition - Since addition and subtraction are like brother and sister which ever comes first is what you work on first.
S-subtraction

solutions to the 3 questions:
this is what you have to know when you are working with the order of operation:
B-brackets - when you have a question with brackets you work on the brackets first.
E-exponents - Then next you work on exponents
D-division -Since division and multiplication are like mom and dad which ever comes first is what you work on first.
M-multiplication
A-addition - Since addition and subtraction are like brother and sister which ever comes first is what you work on first.
S-subtraction

solutions to the 3 questions:
- Annie has been asked to calculate 1.7+6 divided by 2.She claims the answer is 3.85.Do you agree? explain why or why not. i don't agree because if you use BEDMAS you would have 4.7.
- Put bracket in the following expression to get the largest value as possible. 3x(2.8)+(6.4)divided by 4=10.9.
- Create a problem that could be solved using the following expression. (2.5+1,25)+(5x1.6)=14.
order of operation
Order Of Operation
B-brackets so if there are bracket around a question you do that first.
When you are working with order of operation you have to know:
B-brackets so if there are bracket around a question you do that first.E-exponents then you have do exponents next.
D-division after you have to look for division or multiplication which ever one comes first
M-multiplication
A-addition finally you have to look for addition or subtraction which ever one comes first.
E.G.
Solutions to 3 Questions:
- Annie has been asked to calculate 1.7+6 divided by 2.She claims the answer is 3.85.Do you agree? i don't agree because if you use BEDMAS you would divided the answer first 6 divided by 2= 3 + 1.7 =4.7
- Put brackets in the following expression to get the largest value as possible.What problem solving did you use? 3x(2.8)+(6.4)divided by 4=10.9
- Create a problem that could be solved using the following expression. (2.5+1.25)+(5x1.6)=14
Monday, October 18, 2010
Test corrections for question 11
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