The game that we made which Its called egg smasher. When you play the egg smasher your goal is to pick a hard-boiled egg if you do you win a prize. If I were to tell you if the game is fair or not I would tell u that it is not fair because there is a 5/12 chance of getting a hard-boiled egg. The way that I could make the game fair is by making it equal and having 6 hard-boiled eggs and 6 normal eggs. So the probability of winning is 5/12. Here is the theoretical probability. There is 4 kid that walks up to the stand the first kid picks a hard-boiled egg. The 2nd kid gets a normal egg the 3rd one gets a normal and same with the 4th. The sample space for our activity is hard-boiled and normal eggs. When we ran the simulation we used a probability
The egg drop designing project was a lot of fun. It was a challenge to create something that would hold an egg and be dropped and the egg not break. Our design consisted of styrofoam, sponges, skewers, and cotton. This design worked well. Although it is a simple design, it took a lot of hard work, effort, and creativity.
Example: Patrick flipped a number cube 40 times. A 5 appeared 10 times. The experimental probability of rolling a 5 is 10 out of 40 or 25%
Today October 18, 2017, my partner and I did an egg drop experiment. We out the egg in a clear plastic jar with yarn surrounding it and balloons on the top of the jar. My partner dropped it. When I picked the jar up it didn’t looked cracked but when I opened it the egg was cracked but the yolk didn’t come out nor did anything else come out.
Once the experiment had taken place, I realized that when I compare the acidity levels of the three liquids, the grape juice is slightly more acidic with an average of 2.92 to 3.53 compared to the 4.7 of the coffee and the 4.9-5.5 of the black tea. Because of the lower pH, the grape juice moderately softened the eggshell after just 4-5 hours of sitting in the liquid. The acids in the grape juice broke down the outer part of the eggshell which made it sort of flimsy and soft. The thin eggshell began to peel layer by layer due to not being able to hold itself together.
8. (10 pts) How do you think the experimental probabilities would compare to the theoretical probabilities if we rolled the pair of dice 500 times? 1,000 times? 1,000,000 times?
Although I lost $10 during the investigation I am still pleased with my predicted loss before buying the tickets. With room for a few math errors here and there, my expected loss and my actual loss was only $1.50 off the mark. Since my results were only $1.50 off I can reject the null hypothesis that probability will not help increase my chances profiting in a scratch-off game. When I calculate the probability of a scratch-off game, I can simply adjust a few variable until I predict a profit. Another thing we have to remember that this is still a gambling, nothing is really guaranteed. Continuing, one variable I wanted to change was the games I played. If I were to do things differently I would play a $2 game. The $2 dollar games had greater
Now whether this detailed essay on how to crack an egg may seem like a yoke to you, it is actually a really good step by step way of teaching you how to properly crack the egg. If it wasn't for essays like this one then no one would really know how to do much of anything or have any sense of humor. Whether you crack your egg in a different way or the way I have provided in the essay above it is simple that cracking an egg isn’t very hard to do. It is so easy anyone can do
The seventh grade probability carnival was one of the highlights of my fall term. Throughout the preparation, execution and reflection phases of the carnival, I truly enjoyed myself and felt as though I learned a lot about both experimental the theoretical probability.
K.C. Cole wrote a book titled The Universe and The Teacup; in this book, many different things are discussed. The one section that is particularly relevant to magical realism is probability; probability is similar in many ways to magical realism. When dealing with probability, a set ratio of events or chances is the main thought associated with probability. However, even though probability can average out ones chances of an event happening, probability cannot give a definite answer. Nothing is left to chance in this drama, yet chancy it is, time after time. One can toss a penny a million times, and, on toss number one million and one, the coin still has a
Where do I even start. As I’m trying to type up this paper, I can’t seem to figure out how to describe my leadership. I mean I’m definitely one to say I’m more of a leader than I am a follower but in what sense? In order for me to fully explain this I need to tell you about my story first. About sixteen years ago I moved to America with my parents and older brother. My parents came to America to get away from the War that had just ended in my home country of Bosnia And Herzegovina. I know, I know. What does any of this have to do with leadership? , but just keep up with me. My father and mother started working only a couple weeks into our stay in the States, neither of them knew english but somehow managed to take care of
Many things today come from the life that lived long before the people that live now. Things like culture, religion, traditions, inventions, and even more. A long list of things aroused from beliefs, such as the famous and long-lived proverbs from different cultures. The proverb that will be discussed throughout this paper comes from Spain and it states: “After all, to make a beautiful omelet you have to break an egg”. This quote fits in today’s world because in order to succeed, or make an omelet, risks will be taken, like breaking the egg. It is seen as a theme in successful people’s lives and throughout literature, even in current events. This proverb can symbolize many lives and events, including Thomas Edison, Walt Disney, The Truth About
Probability is everywhere. Probability is just about everything in the world. It’s in the games that we played with our families as kids, and it in the games that we might play when we are older. Probability is something that is very important to how we make our decisions and ultimately make or break
The properties of what makes a wetland healthy which can be determined by observing what can be seen as normal for a
Life has the ability to take a toll on everyone. Every day people are bombarded by stressful situations. Soldiers are faced with life and death situations, Teachers are expected to make decisions that will change a child’s Destiney and the President needs to face issues like sending soldiers to war. Life is hard, but it is not impossible. In order to survive in the world people need to be able to bounce back after life knocks them off their feet. It is that simple. In order to survive a person needs to rebound back. Being able to rebound back takes resiliency, courage and faith. Only God knows how high someone will jump. It is up to the
The weakness of my experiment is that the experiment cannot consider about the lucks or destinies. Gambler’s Fallacy is about gambler thinking about lucks or destinies, and every people have different lucks and destinies in different time. So, sometimes the Gambler’s Fallacy may be wrong according to the person’s luck or destiny. However, according to the probabilities, Gambler’s Fallacy is