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- 3D Objects Additional
- 3D Objects Recommended
- Circles Additional
- Circles Recommended
- Fractions & Decimals Additional
- Fractions & Decimals Recommended
- Functions & Equations Additional
- Functions & Equations Recommended
- Graphing Additional
- Graphing Recommended
- Integer Additional
- Integer Recommended
- Other Polygons Additional
- Other Polygons Recommended
- Patterns Additional
- Patterns Recommended
- Probability Additional
- Probability Recommended
- Quadrilaterals Additional
- Quadrilaterals Recommended
- Ratio, Proportion, & Percent Additional
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- Statistics Additional
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- Triangles Additional
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Too Many Dogs
Determine how many dogs Elizabeth owns.
Getting Free
How should a prisoner arrange 200 balls so that the prisoner has the greatest possibility of going free?
Matching Socks
Determine the number of socks you should pull out in order to guarantee that you will have a pair.
Mystery Envelopes
Knowing what’s in one envelope, should you keep your envelope or switch and ask for the other one?
Getting on Base
How many hits would you expect your favorite baseball player to have in the next 15 at-bats?
Hitting the Bulls-eye
How many times would you expect to throw the dart until you hit the bulls-eye?
Bonus Free Throws
Given Rachel’s free throw percentage, will she send the game into overtime?
Unusual Occurence
Can a fair coin that is tossed ten times land on heads all ten times?
Ground Zero
Consider events with probabilities equal to 0.
Octahedron in a Cube
Determine the probability that a point lies in a particular area.
Pyramid in a Box
Determine the probability that a point lies in a particular area.
Medial Properties
Find the probability that a point randomly selected in a large triangle will also be in a smaller triangle formed by connecting the midpoints of the large triangle’s sides.
Forming a Triangle
Given certain circumstances, determine the probability of forming various triangles.
Estimating Acreage
Design a simulation that will help you determine the number of acres in the state you live in.
Tying the Knot
Determine the chances that a couple can get married under an ancient aboriginal tribe custom about marriage.
Identical Birthdays
What is the probability that someone in a class will have the same birthday as you?
Tossing Coins in Pascal’s Triangle
Relating the rows of Pascal’s Triangle to the outcomes of coin tossing.
Football Scoring
What is the probability that a team had at least 3 touchdowns in a particular game?
Lining Up
Find the different ways it is possible for people to line up.
Job Interview
Help Zach determine how many different outfits he has to wear on job interviews.
Photo Exchange
Determine how many photos are exchanged.
The Card Game
Can you tell how long had friends have played cards together?
Without Blue or Brown
How many students have a particular color of hair and eyes in a class of 30 students?
What are the Super Bowl Odds?
Can you pick the winner of the Super Bowl?
Foolproof Lottery?
Determine the likelihood of winning the lottery.
Sum of the Dice
Determine the sum that will appear most frequently.
Absent-minded Students
What is the probability that two students came up with the same answer to a question on an exam?