Performance Task #2 [ALL]
\nMDM4U0
\nLearning Goal: We are learning to\u2026 solve probability and counting problems<\/a> and design and carry out a
\nculminating investigation that requires the integration and application of the knowledge and skills related to the
\nexpectations of this course.
\n.
\nSuccess Criteria Level 4
\nDescribe differences between theoretical and experimental probabilities.
\nDetermine the theoretical probability using a variety of strategies.
\nDetermine which probability and counting concepts apply to the game that you have
\nchosen.
\nApply the concepts to the game, or clearly indicate why a major concept applies.
\nAccurately describe calculations and methods used to determine probabilities.
\n1. Write down the rules of your game.
\nRules
\n2. Explain the concepts that we addressed in class that relate to the probability of your game.
\nConcept How does this concept connect to my game?
\n3. Determine the theoretical probability of winning your game.
\n4. Determine the theoretical probability of not winning your game.
\n5. Determine the theoretical probability of winning your game at least once.
\n6. Compare and contrast the similarities and differences between the experimental and theoretical
\nprobability of your game. Explain why\/why not there are differences between the experimental and
\ntheoretical probability of your game.
\nTheoretical Probability Experimental Probability
\nSimilarity Similarity
\nDifference Difference
\nExplain<\/p>\n

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