Probability Spiders
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Six “spiders” on probability. The first two are basic, the middle two are two events (independent) and the final two are two events (dependent). Some “legs” answer questions, some legs give the answer and ask for the question. They have been split this way so that you can use different “spiders” with different classes. These should encourage discussion and questions such as “Is that the only answer?” which should demonstrate understanding. Typos corrected.
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Six “spiders” on probability. The first two are basic, the middle two are two events (independent) and the final two are two events (dependent). Some “legs” answer questions, some legs give the answer and ask for the question. They have been split this way so that you can use different “spiders” with different classes. These should encourage discussion and questions such as “Is that the only answer?” which should demonstrate understanding. Typos corrected.
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