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Foundation June 2019 Paper 2 Q8

EduqasFoundationCurrent spec6 marksBasic Probability

8.

(a)

James is looking at this set of numbers.

0·45     0·4     0·0005     1·25     0·99

He says,

“They are all probabilities because they are decimals.”

Is James correct? [1]

Yes ☐     No ☐

Give the reason for your answer.

(b) James rolled a fair 6-sided dice 24 times.
How many times would you expect James to roll a six? [1]
(c)

The diagrams show a fair 4-sided spinner and a fair 6-sided spinner.

A square spinner divided into 4 equal triangles numbered 1 to 4, and a regular hexagonal spinner divided into 6 equal triangles numbered 1 to 6

Which spinner has the greater chance of landing on a 2? [1]

4-sided spinner ☐     6-sided spinner ☐

Show how you decide.

(d)

Jago is using a spinner.

The spinner can only land on one of the colours; purple, red, blue, orange or yellow.

The probabilities of yellow and purple occurring on any spin of the spinner are shown in the table below.

ColourPurpleRedBlueOrangeYellow
Probability0·33   0·25

The probabilities of the spinner landing on red, blue and orange are all equal.

Complete the table. [3]