Using a Two-Way Table to Show Combined Outcomes (Grade 12 NSC Matric Mathematical Literacy): Quizzes

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Using a Two-Way Table to Show Combined Outcomes
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What is another name for a two-way table?

Contingency table

In a two-way table, what do the rows represent?

Outcomes of the first event

How many possible combined outcomes exist when tossing a coin twice?

4

In the pet survey of 30 learners, how many have both a cat and a dog?

5

What is the total number of outcomes when rolling two dice?

36

What is the probability of rolling any specific outcome with two dice?

136\frac{1}{36}

In the gift pack example, what is the probability of selecting a green pack?

1969\frac{19}{69}

What is the formula for calculating probability using a two-way table?

Favourable outcomes ÷ total outcomes

What makes two-way tables particularly useful for probability?

Clear visual representation of outcomes

In the pet survey, how many learners have neither a cat nor a dog?

7

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