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A fair coin. P(heads), as a simplified fraction?
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1 of 8 · chance-c01
A fair coin. P(heads), as a simplified fraction?
2 of 8 · chance-c02
A fair number cube, faces 1–6. P(rolling a 4), as a simplified fraction?
3 of 8 · chance-c03
A fair number cube. P(even), as a simplified fraction?
4 of 8 · chance-c04
A fair spinner has 4 equal parts: red, blue, green, yellow. P(red), as a simplified fraction?
5 of 8 · chance-c05
A bag has 2 red and 3 blue marbles. You pick one at random. P(blue), as a simplified fraction?
6 of 8 · chance-c06
P(rain) = 0.3. What is P(not rain), as a decimal?
7 of 8 · chance-c07
A fair number cube. P(greater than 4), as a simplified fraction?
8 of 8 · chance-c08
A fair coin is flipped twice independently. P(two heads), as a simplified fraction?