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Unit 04, Lesson 2 4.2 Uniform Distributions.notebook 1 April 20, 2018 Uniform Distributions 4.2 Answer Allie's chances of winning are 1/26. Each briefcase is equally likely to hold the money. Answer How would all of this change if she were allowed a second chance after checking the contents of five briefcases? What are her chances of winning? Is each briefcase equally likely to hold the money? What would you do? On a TV game show, Allie has the option of taking home $750 or guessing which one of 26 briefcases contains $1 000 000.

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Answer Allie's chances of winning are 1/26.

Each briefcase is equally likely to hold the money.

Answer

How would all of this change if she were allowed a second chance after checking the contents of five briefcases?

What are her chances of winning? Is each briefcase equally likely to hold the money? What would you do?

On a TV game show, Allie has the option of taking home $750 or guessing which one of 26 briefcases contains $1 000 000.

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Invesgate Uniform Distribuons

Uniform Distributions4.2

1. Create the probability distribution for each experiment.a) the upper face on a single roll of a dieb) the numerical result of a single spin of the spinner shownc) the position a person could be assigned when the eight runners in a race are randomly assigned a starting lane from lanes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, or 8

3. Compare the three distributions.How are they different? How are they the same?

2. Sketch a probability histogramfor each distribution in step 1.

Click to spin!

Upper face, x Probability, P(x) Value, x Probability, P(x) Lane, x Probability, P(x)

a)

c)

b)

Click here for the solution.

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4.Reflect  Which distribution(s) from step 1 would be considered a uniform distribution Why?

5. Extend Your Understanding  Rewrite the descriptions of the non­uniform examples so they are uniform.

Answer

The die and swimming lane  distributions are uniform because every outcome is equally likely.

Answer Part b) could be reworded as "the 

resulting section colour of a single spin of the spinner shown" or change the sections to {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8}.

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Example 1

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A calculator has been programmed to generate a random number between 1 and 5.

a) Classify this distribution.

Random Number, x P(x) x  P(x)

Answer

Answer

d) Calculate the expectation. Interpret its meaning.

c) Sketch a graph of the distribution. Comment on the shape of the graph.

b) Calculate the probability distribution.

Answer This is a uniform distribution, 

because each number is equally likely.

Answer

Click the window to generate

Clicking the arrow will inject the result(to keep a list of results).

Drag­and­drop the number into a liston the right before injecting another.

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Example 2Fair Game

Uniform Distributions4.2

A game involves drawing a card from a standard deck. A player who draws a heart earns two points. If the player draws a black card, the player loses one point. Is this a fair game?

Click here for the solution.

Hint

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Reflect

R1. Is it possible for flipping multiple coins to be a uniform distribution?

R2. What conditions are necessary for a door prize draw to be a uniform distribution?Answer When flipping multiple coins, 

having all coins the same is less likely than any other outcome, so it cannot be a uniform distribution.

Every person must have the same number of entries, and thus, the same probability of winning.

Answer

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1 True or false? 

A uniform distribution can have bars of varying heights.

True  

False  

FalseAnswer

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B

2 Select the option below which would not be represented by a uniform distribution.

A the top face when rolling a standard die

B the sum of the top faces when rolling a pair of standard dice

C spinning a spinner with four equal sections

D flipping a fair coin

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3 True or false?

The expectation of a uniform distribution must be a decimal.

True  

False  

FalseAnswer

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4 True or false?

The pictured spinner represents a uniform distribution.

True  

False  

TrueAnswer