ACARA AC9M6P02, Simulations and expected results
Year 6 · Probability
Run repeated chance experiments and simulations with more trials using digital tools, comparing observations with expected results and discussing variation.
Below are free printable maths worksheets that support AC9M6P02. Print them as PDFs, or generate a fresh one. Every maths answer key is computed in code, so it is never wrong.
Run this with a digital tool
This standard asks students to run repeated chance experiments and simulations with digital tools. Use ChalkBee's interactive probability simulator to run coin flips, die rolls, spinner spins or counter draws, from 10 up to 10,000 trials, and watch the relative frequency converge on the theoretical probability. It also has a conditional-probability mode for dependent events.
Open the probability simulator →Teaching guide
Run repeated chance experiments and simulations with more trials using digital tools, comparing observations with expected results and discussing variation.
Order events from impossible to certain in everyday language, then quantify simple chances as fractions of the equally-likely outcomes.
Generated and checked in code, so it is correct.
Assuming a rare-but-possible event is impossible, and thinking past results change the next independent outcome.
Probability worksheets
All probability worksheets →Sets A-F are the same worksheet with different questions - print any (or all) for fresh practice.
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