
QTR 4: Assessment - M5
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- Q1
What method is done by consisting of line segments that connects all the possible combinations of the outcome of an experiment?
tree diagram
table
FCP
systematic listing
45s - Q2
What method is done where the corresponding rows and columns represent the possible outcomes in each event?
tree diagram
FCP
systematic listing
table
45s - Q3
How many possible outcomes are there if you have 3 shirts and 5 pairs of pants?
8
5
12
15
45s - Q4
Suppose you are buying a new bicycle. There are 4 colors available, 2 types of bicycle to choose from: MTB and a road bike. The models offered to you are from Trek, Merida, and Foxter. How many possible outcomes are there?
30
28
26
24
120s - Q5
Chito must choose a 4-digit pin code for his ATM card. He can choose any digit from 0 to 9. How many possible pin codes can Chito choose?
9,000
6,561
5,040
10,000
120s - Q6
What technique of counting possible outcomes is illustrated below?
Systematic listing
Tabular
Tree diagram
Fundamental Counting Principle
45s - Q7
Which method is best to use in counting the number of 5-digit numbers that can be formed using the digits 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9?
Table
Fundamental Counting Principle
Systematic Listing
Tree Diagram
45s - Q8
How many outfits are possible with 5 pairs of jeans, 8 t-shirts and 2 pairs of shoes?
40
100
15
80
60s - Q9
A luggage is locked with a 3-digit even number selected from 1 – 9 digits and repetition of digits is not allowed. How many possible ways the luggage can be locked?
260
380
150
224
120s - Q10
John rolled a die once and tossed some coins once. If the number of possible outcomes is 24, how many coins were tossed?
4
1
2
3
120s