What is the probability of choosing a yellow flower if there are 6 yellow flowers?
What is the probability of choosing a green marble if I have 4 red, 2 green, and 1 blue?
What is the probability of choosing a white sock when a drawer has 3 yellow, 4 white and 1 black sock?
What is the probability of rolling a 5 on a six sided number cube?
What is the probability of rolling an even number on a six sided number cube?
What is the probability of rolling a 6 and then rolling a 2 on a six sided number cube?
A bowl holds 10 jelly beans. 5 are red and 5 are purple. What is the probability of choosing a purple, putting it back and then choosing a red?
What is the probability of spinning a green on a three sectioned spinner with red, blue, and green sections, and then spinning a blue?
What is the probability of flipping a coin and landing on heads, and rolling a six sided number cube and rolling a 1?
What is the probability of picking a blue crayon from a box of 12 different colors, putting it back and next choosing a yellow?
What is the probability of choosing strawberry ice cream when offered chocolate, vanilla, or strawberry, eating your first choice, and then choosing chocolate?
What is the probability of choosing a white sock from a drawer of socks that contain 6 white socks and 4 blue socks, putting it on your foot and then choosing another white sock?
What is the probability of choosing a sharpened pencil out of a pack of 4 sharpened and 2 unsharpened pencils , and then choosing an unsharpened pencil?
There are 5 cookies, 2 candy bars, and 3 bags of chips in the pantry. What is the probability you choose a candy bar, eat it up, and then choose a cookie?
What is the probability of choosing an even numbered card from ten cards numbered one through ten, throwing it away, and choosing an odd numbered card next?
Take a cookie, eat it, and take another.
Grab a sock, put it on, grab another.
Roll a dice and spin a spinner.
Choose a card from a deck and then choose another after replacing the first card.
Grab a crayon, break it and throw it away, and then grab another crayon.
Eating a jelly bean and then eating another jelly bean from a bag creates a dependent event.
Spinning a spinner and rolling a dice creates an independent event.
Flipping a coin and spinning a spinner creates a dependent event
Eating an ice cream sandwich from a new box, and then eating another is an independent event.
Grabbing a pair of jeans, putting them back and grabbing another is an independent event.
