📖 Probability · Class 9 · 2:37
Probability in Play: Probability comic video
A comic book about Probability. Follow Momo, learn the idea, and answer three questions to beat Baron Blunder.
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0:00 LearnFun Comics. Probability in Play. He’s fudging the fun! Can Momo spot the glitch?
0:06 Dicey Town. Momo plays at the fair.
0:10 A shiny, six-sided cube. Perfect for a game! Six sides, six outcomes.
0:15 Ah, this is fun! My cube always wins with just a tweak!
0:19 Unfair? But how does that work?
0:22 Probability is counting
0:24 Count ways you want. Divide by all ways. Result is probability
0:29 If you want red, and only red, it's special. Count ways, divide, and get probability!
0:35 See? I roll six times, and I always win!
0:38 3 red, 9 not. 3/12 = 0.25
0:43 3 ways want red. 12 ways total. 3 ÷ 12 = 0.25
0:50 Momo's method
0:52 Count ways you want. Count all ways total. Simplify if you can
0:57 Always count ways first. Count total, then divide. Simplify if you can. Result is probability!
1:03 Your turn, hero! Momo has 8 marbles, 3 are blue. What is the probability of picking a blue one? A: 0.3. B: 3. C: 8. D: 0.375
1:20 The answer is 0.375. 3/8 = 0.375
1:26 It’s simple! Just a tiny change here and there.
1:29 5 green, no blue, chance? A: 0.5. B: 1.0. C: 5. D: 10
1:41 The answer is 1.0. No blue means all are green, so chance is 5/5 = 1.0
1:48 The final battle Momo rolls a die 72 times. If he gets a 6 one-sixth of the time, how many 6s will he roll? A: 8. B: 12. C: 18. D: 24
2:05 The answer is 12. 72 ÷ 6 × 1 = 12
2:11 You can’t beat me! My unfair cube are unbeatable!
2:15 But there are still six sides! The cube should be fair!
2:18 The fair game returned, and Momo learned a lot.
2:22 Remember. Count ways you want Divide by total ways Result is probability
2:27 But what about the next game in town? A new mystery awaits.
2:32 Read this comic and answer the questions yourself, at learn fun dot in.
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