Construct a sample space (list or make a tree diagram of all of the outcomes) for the experiment of
a) rolling a 12 sided die and flipping a coin at the same time. Assuming each outcome is equally likely, what is the probability of: DO NOT REDUCE
b) rolling a number less than 4 and getting heads?
c) rolling an odd number and getting tails?
d) rolling a 7 and getting ( heads or tails)
a) Sample Space:
Possible outcomes of the die | Possible outcomes on flipping a coin | |
H | T | |
1 | 1,H | 1,T |
2 | 2,H | 2,T |
3 | 3,H | 3,T |
4 | 4,H | 4,T |
5 | 5,H | 5,T |
6 | 6,H | 6,T |
7 | 7,H | 7,T |
8 | 8,H | 8,T |
9 | 9,H | 9,T |
10 | 10,H | 10,T |
11 | 11,H | 11,T |
12 | 12,H | 12,T |
Total number of cases is 24.
b)
Number of cases of the event of rolling a number less than 4 and getting heads is 3.
Hence, required probability is 3/24 = 1/8.
c)
Number of cases of the event of rolling an odd number and getting tails is 6
Hence, required probability is 6/24 = 1/4.
d)
Number of cases of the event of rolling a 7 and getting ( heads or tails) is 2
Hence, required probability is 2/24 = 1/12.
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