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Catch Up-Problem Solving Involving Probability

The discussion involved role playing a battle between Gojo, Sukuna, Yuji, and Megumi using probability concepts to analyze the outcomes of attacks. Megumi correctly used formulas to calculate probabilities, but Sukuna pointed out flaws in the analysis by noting the events could be mutually exclusive. Gojo realized he needed help as Sukuna grew stronger, so the group was tasked with solving probability problems to determine the best way to aid Gojo.

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Catch Up-Problem Solving Involving Probability

The discussion involved role playing a battle between Gojo, Sukuna, Yuji, and Megumi using probability concepts to analyze the outcomes of attacks. Megumi correctly used formulas to calculate probabilities, but Sukuna pointed out flaws in the analysis by noting the events could be mutually exclusive. Gojo realized he needed help as Sukuna grew stronger, so the group was tasked with solving probability problems to determine the best way to aid Gojo.

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GOOD

AFTERNOONE
VERYONE!
REVIEW!
What did we discuss
last meeting?
What is the difference
between the two
formulas?
Have you ever read manga,
wattpad, novels, story
books, etc before? If so, can
you share to the class your
unforgettable experience?
Activity 1: The Possible
Strongest sorcerer!

The entire discussion will fall


into role playing, where each
group will be given a
character to play.
The characters are:

Megumi Sukuna Yuji Gojo


Narrator:
In the culling game event, all players
inside the game began to fight each
other to determine the strongest
sorcerer in the jujutsu high. In the
first event, Gojo, Sukuna, Yuji, and
Megumi enter the battlefield.
:AHA!I have something for you Gojo,
what is the probability that I’m going
to use my slashing technique out of my
10 different abilities Gojo?
:Hmmm, so basic. According to my calculation, using
the probability formula. That is Probability of event
=(number of favoable outcomes)/(total number of
possible outcomes). Out of your 10 different abilities,
you have 1/10 probability that you’re going to use
your slashing technique!
:Not bad! Dodge this!
:Gojo sensei can either use his domain or just
simply dodge the attack. Megumi, what do
you think is the chance that Gojo sensei will
use either of the two?
:There are only two things, to use his domain and or to
dodge. The probability of that two events are 1/2 and
1/2 respectively. To find the probability of the two
events, we use the formula P (A ∪ B) = P(A) + P(B).
:Thus, 1/2 + 1/2 = 2/2 or simply 1. Since we’re
talking about chances, we convert the fraction into a
percentage. So that is 1 x 100 = 100%. Therefore, that
is a 100% chance that Gojo sensei will use either of
the two events.
: Wow! You are really amazing Megumi.
:Have you noticed? That those events
can be mutually exclusive? What a
shame.
:Yeah, that’s why I have something for you too
Sukuna! I have 10 different attacks. Each attacks has
number of turns those are S = { 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 }.
What is the possibility that I can use attacks that has
even turns? Or odd turns?
What do you think of me? A fool? Since
they are different, that’s mutually
exclusive events! To find the probability,
we first find the probability of the two
events.
Let’s say Event A is the even numbers,
so we have {2, 4, 6, 8, 10}. So that is
N(5). Hence, Event P(A )= 5/10=1/2.
For Event P(B) = 5/10=1/2 as well.
Gojo: Impressive!
Narrator:
The two of them continued to battle throughout

the game. Sukuna is growing stronger as he lear

and adapt to the abilities of Gojo. Hence, Gojo’s

chance of winning is decreasing. Gojo need


help!
Activity 2: Help
Gojo!
Direction: The same group, you
are going to analyze, discuss and
solve for the probability of the
given problems.
Write it on a 1 whole sheet of
paper
1. Suppose you have a standard deck of 52 playing cards.
What is the probability of drawing a king on the first
draw and then drawing another king on the second draw
without replacement?

2. Consider two fair six-sided dice. What is the


probability of rolling a 4 on the first die and a 6 on the
second die?
3. Consider drawing a card from a standard deck of 52
playing cards. What is the probability of drawing either a
red card or a heart? Here, the events of drawing a red
card and drawing a heart are not mutually exclusive, as
there are red hearts in the deck.

4. Suppose you have a fair coin. What is the probability


of getting either a heads or a tails on a single toss?
3. Consider drawing a card from a standard deck of 52
playing cards. What is the probability of drawing either a
red card or a heart? Here, the events of drawing a red
card and drawing a heart are not mutually exclusive, as
there are red hearts in the deck.

4. Suppose you have a fair coin. What is the probability


of getting either a heads or a tails on a single toss?
Questions:

1. What are the steps do you take to


solve the probability of the problem?
2. How did you distinguish which
type of problem it is?
3. How do you determine if the
answer is either percentage or a
fraction?
QUIZ:
1. In a standard deck of 52 playing
cards, what is the probability of drawing
either a red card or a black card?
a. 1/2 b. 1 c. 0 d. ¼
2. If you roll a six-sided die, what is the
probability of getting either an even
number or a number less than 3?
a. 1/3 b. ½ c. 2/3 d. 5/6
QUIZ:
3. If you toss a fair coin, what is the
probability of getting either head or tail?
a. ½ b. 1 c. 0 d. 1/4
4. In a bag containing 10 blue marbles, 4
yellow marbles and 6 green marbles, what is
the probability of randomly selecting either
a blue marble or a green marble?
a. 1/2 b.8/5 c. 4/5 d. 5/8
5. In a color game, yellow, green, red, pink,
white, and blue. What the probability of
getting primary colors or colors seen in
Philippine flag?
a. 1 b. ½ c. 2/3 d. 0
Assignment:
Create a problem involving
concepts of probability. It’s
either an independent,
dependent, Mutually, or
non-mutually exclusive.

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