Ch. 28. 29. & 30 Test

1. Fill in the numbers missing on a tree diagram and determine probability of an event based on those numbers.
2. If you know the number and characteristics of the items in an experiment, you should be able to determine all possible outcomes and the probability of those outcomes.
3. If you know the probability of two outcomes, you should be able to determine the probability of “or” and “and” for those outcomes.
4. Develop a contingency table to help you determine probability.
5. Name the type of sampling described in a situation and discuss each in terms of bias
6. Make a stem-and-leaf plot and a Box-and-whiskers plot for the given data.