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ALG2.224 Using Simulations to Estimate Probability Worksheet

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This Algebra II Math worksheet provides structured practice on ALG2.224 Using Simulations to Estimate Probability. Students are guided through targeted exercises that build foundational understanding, computational accuracy, and critical thinking skills.

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Algebra II

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Math

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

A theoretical model says P(event) = 0.5. Two simulations were run: • Simulation A: 52 successes out of 100 trials (estimate 0.52) • Simulation B: 5030 successes out of 10000 trials (estimate 0.503) Which statement best compares the results to the theoretical expectation?

ABoth simulations prove the theoretical value is wrong

BSimulation A is better because it is closer to 1

CSimulation B must be incorrect because it is not exactly 0.5

DBoth are reasonable; Simulation B is typically more reliable because it uses many more trials

Solution & Explanation:Both estimates are close to 0.5, so neither contradicts the model. A much larger number of trials usually gives a more stable estimate, so Simulation B is typically more reliable.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

A simulation is intended to model drawing 2 marbles without replacement from a bag. The student’s code selects a random marble, records its color, then puts it back before selecting again. What is the best fix?

AKeep the code but run more trials

BChange the random number generator

CDo not put the first marble back before selecting the second

DReplace the simulation with theoretical probability only

Solution & Explanation:‘Without replacement’ means the first marble is not returned. Returning it changes the probabilities for the second draw, so the fix is to remove the first marble before the second selection.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

A student wants to simulate an event with probability 0.37. Plan 1: Use random digits 0–9 and label 0–3 as success. Plan 2: Use two-digit numbers 00–99 and label 00–36 as success. Which statement is correct?

APlan 1 is exact because 4 out of 10 equals 0.37

BPlan 2 is exact because 37 out of 100 equals 0.37

CBoth plans are exact

DNeither plan can model 0.37

Solution & Explanation:Digits 0–9 only allow probabilities in tenths; 0–3 gives 0.4, not 0.37. Two-digit numbers 00–99 give 100 equally likely outcomes, so labeling 37 outcomes (00–36) models 0.37 exactly.

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