In this lesson, we will learn how to find the probability of a single, equally likely event using fractions, in a range of contexts including spinners, dice and counters. We will also learn how to use probability notation correctly.
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3. Dexter, Rosie and Sunil are playing a game with a six-sided die. Dexter wins if he rolls an even number. Rosie wins if she rolls a number greater than 4. Sunil wins if he rolls a 5. Which player is more likely to win?
Correct answer: Dexter
Dexter
Rosie
Sunil
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UnitMaths / Probability 1 (Scale and equally likely events)