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ACARA AC9M6P01, Compare experiment outcomes

Year 6 · Probability

Run repeated chance experiments, with and without equally likely outcomes, and use frequency to compare outcomes and estimate likelihoods.

Below are free printable maths worksheets that support AC9M6P01. Print them as PDFs, or generate a fresh one. Every maths answer key is computed in code, so it is never wrong.

Teaching guide

What students learn

Run repeated chance experiments, with and without equally likely outcomes, and use frequency to compare outcomes and estimate likelihoods.

How to teach it

Order events from impossible to certain in everyday language, then quantify simple chances as fractions of the equally-likely outcomes.

Worked example
A bag has 12 marbles. 2 are purple. What is the probability of picking a purple one? Write it as a fraction.
Answer: 2/12
Why: favourable 2 out of 12 total = 2/12

Generated and checked in code, so it is correct.

Watch out for

Assuming a rare-but-possible event is impossible, and thinking past results change the next independent outcome.

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