Arrange
-ments
Single
Events
Compound Conditional
Other
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Final Jeopardy
Find 9P3.
504
100
Find the number of
arrangements for seating 7
people in 5 chairs.
2520
200
How many 4-letter
permutations can you
make with the letters
“LINEAR” without
repetition?
360
300
Use the letters “JORDAN.”
How many 3-letter
permutations can be made if
the first letter is a vowel
without repetition?
40
400
How many 4-letter
arrangements can be made
from the word
“PROBABILITY”?
1980
500
A fair die is rolled. Find the
probability of rolling an odd
number.
1/2
100
A card is randomly chosen
from an ordinary deck of
cards. Find the probability
of selecting a black card.
1/2
200
A card is chosen randomly
from an ordinary deck of
cards. Find the probability of
selecting a 5.
1/13
300
A fair die is rolled. Find the
probability of rolling a prime
number.
1/2
400
A card is selected from
an ordinary deck. Find
the probability of
selecting a queen of
flowers.
0
500
Two cards are selected
randomly from a standard
deck of cards. Find the
probablity of drawing a queen
and then a 9 with
replacement.
100
1/169
Two cards are selected
randomly from a standard
deck of cards. Find the
probability of drawing a
red card and black king
without replacement.
2/51
200
A bag contains 3 green
balls, 4 yellow balls, and 2
purple balls. Find the
probability of drawing two
balls without replacement
and selecting at least 1
300
yellow ball.
13/18
A bag contains 3 red marbles, 4
blue marbles, and 3 green
marbles. Three marbles are
selected from the bag with
replacement. Find the probability
that a red marble is not drawn
first.
400
7/10
A fair coin is tossed once
and a fair die is rolled
once. Find the probability
of rolling a multiple of 3
and getting heads.
1/6
500
In a bag containing 5 blue, 7
green, 1 purple, and 2 pink
balls, two balls are
randomly selected. Given a
green ball is selected first,
find the probability a blue
ball is selected next. 100
5/14
A student is chosen at random.
If a 6th grader is selected,
find the probability he/she has
a dog.
4/9
200
A student is chosen at random.
If the student has a cat,
find the probability he/she
is an 8th grader.
35/76
300
In a basket, there are
4 daisies, 3 roses, and
2 lilies. You pick 3
flowers randomly without
replacement. Given you
pick a rose first, find
the probability that you
400
select a daisy next, and
then a lily.
1/7
In a basket, there are 4
daisies, 3 roses, and 2 lilies.
You pick 3 flowers randomly.
Given you pick a daisy first,
find the probability that you
select a lily and a daisy.
3/14
500
When is the probability of an
event 1?
When it is certain
to happen.
100
The probability that an event
will occur is 0.34. What is
the probability that the event
won’t occur?
0.66
200
How many elements are in the sample
space of rolling one die and flipping a
coin?
300
12
A spinner is divided into 4 sections
where red is 10 sq. units, blue is 4
sq. units, yellow is 9 sq. units, and
green is 7 sq. units. Find the
probability of getting red or blue
on one spin.
7/15
400
A spinner is divided into 4
sections where red is 10 sq.
units, blue is 4 sq. units,
yellow is 9 sq. units, and green
is 7 sq. units. Find the
probability of getting red and
then a yellow on two spins.
500
1/10
The Final Jeopardy Category is:
Please record your wager.
Every night, one of the
Smith children is randomly
selected take out the
trash. Their names are
Jen, Megan, Laurie, and
Brad. Find the probability
that a girl and a boy will be
selected randomly to take
the trash out for the next
two nights.
3/8