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Foundation June 2022 Paper 2 Q11

EduqasFoundationCurrent spec6 marksBasic Probability

11. Faheema has a sack that contains a number of identical balls of different colours.

The table below shows the probability of randomly choosing a ball that is red, green, yellow or blue.

ColourRedGreenYellowBlue
Probability0·320·460·10·12
(a)

Faheema claims:

“There are other balls that are not red, green, yellow or blue in the sack.”

Explain why she is incorrect. [1]

(b)

A ball is chosen at random from the sack.

Calculate the probability that this ball is either green or yellow. [1]

(c)

Faheema uses the sack of balls for a game at her school fair.

In the game, each person pays 50p to choose a ball at random from the sack.
The ball is then returned to the sack.

The player wins a prize worth £2.95 if a blue ball is chosen.

150 people each played the game once.

How much profit would you expect Faheema to make?
You must show all your working. [4]