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This document is a mathematics worksheet for Class 8 students at Alnoor International School, focusing on the topic of probability. It includes various exercises such as calculating probabilities of events involving football matches, cards, coins, and dice, as well as tree diagrams and relative frequency calculations. Students are required to complete answers to the problems presented throughout the worksheet.
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This document is a mathematics worksheet for Class 8 students at Alnoor International School, focusing on the topic of probability. It includes various exercises such as calculating probabilities of events involving football matches, cards, coins, and dice, as well as tree diagrams and relative frequency calculations. Students are required to complete answers to the problems presented throughout the worksheet.
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Alnoor International School

British Senior Section


MATHEMATICS WORKSHEET [2024-2025]
CHAPTER: PROBABILITY

DATE: ……………...
NAME : ……………………………………………………… CLASS: 8 …………

1) The probability a football team will win its next match is 60%.
The probability it will draw is 15%. Work out the probability it will lose.

Ans:………………..
2) Here are 10 numbered cards.

A card is chosen at random. Find the probability that the number on the card is
a) 2

Ans:…………………
b) 5

Ans:…………………
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c) 2 or 5

Ans:…………………
d) neither 2 nor 5.

Ans…………………..

3) A coin is flipped twice. Here are two events.


F: the first flip is a head S: the second flip is a head
Explain why F and S are independent events.

4) There are ten cards in a pack.


Six cards have the numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 in red.
Four cards have the numbers 1, 2, 3, 4 in black.

Here are two events

R: the number is red E: the number is even


a) What is the probability of getting an even number from the red cards?

Ans……………………

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b) What is the probability of getting an even number from the black cards?

Ans…………………….

c) Are these independent events? Give a reason for your answer.

5) An unbiased coin is flipped twice. Work out the probability of

a) 2 heads

Ans: …………….
b) 2 tails

Ans: …………….
c) a head and then a tail.

Ans: …………….

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6) When you roll two dice and add the two numbers, the probability of a total
1
of 5 is 9 . Sofia rolls two dice twice. She is trying to get a total of 5 each time.

a) Complete this tree diagram. Put probabilities on the branches.

b) Find the probabilities of the following events.


i. Sofia gets 5 both times.

Ans: …………….

ii. Sofia does not get a 5 either time

Ans: …………….

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iii. Sofia gets a 5 the first time but not the second time.

Ans: …………….

iv. Sofia does not get a 5 the first time but does get a 5 the second time.

Ans: ……………

c) There are four possible outcomes on the tree diagram. Which of those four
outcomes is the most likely?

Ans:………………
7) Here are two spinners. The spinners show the probability of landing on each
colour.

Each spinner is spun once.

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a) complete this tree diagram

b) Work out the probability of landing on


i. blue both times

Ans: …………….

ii. yellow both time

Ans: …………….

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iii. blue and then yellow

Ans: …………….

iv. blue at least once

Ans: …………….

v. yellow at least once.

Ans: …………….

8) You roll 2 dice and find the total. The probability of a total of 2 is 0.028. The
probability of a total of 3 is 0.056. Work out the probability that the total is

a) 2 or 3

Ans:………………

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b) more than 3

Ans:………………..
9) The letters of the word MUTUALLY are written on separate cards.
One card is chosen at random.
Work out the probability that the letters on the card is.
a) M

Ans:…………………..
b) U

Ans:…………………..
c) L

Ans:…………………..

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d) M, U or L

Ans:…………………..
e) Not M, U or L

Ans:…………………..
10) A spinner has two colours, red and green.
P(red) = 0.3 and P(green) = 0.7
The spinner is spun twice.
Tree diagram:

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Work out the probability of landing on
a) red both times

Ans: …………….
b) green both times

Ans: …………….
c) red and then green

Ans: …………….
d) green and then red

Ans: …………….

11) Zara is bird watching. The probability she sees a black bird is 0.9.
The probability she sees a robin is 0.8.
a) Complete this tree diagram. It shows whether she sees each type of bird.

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b) work out the probability that zara sees
i. both birds

Ans: …………….
ii. neither bird.

Ans: …………….

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c) work out the probability that Zara sees at least one of the birds.

Ans: …………….
12) Two coins are flipped together 25 times. Both coins land on tails 3 times.
a) Work out the relative frequency of two tails.

Ans: …………….
This time both coins land on tails 7 times.

b) Work out the relative frequency of two tails for the second experiment.

Ans: …………….

c) Put the two sets of results together and work out the relative frequency of two
tails.

Ans: …………….
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13) Each of the faces on a cardboard cube is a different colour. Hassan throws the
cube 150 times and records the colour on the top.
The results are shown in the table.

Find the relative frequency of getting a

(a) Red colour

Ans: …………….

(b) Green colour

Ans: …………….

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