Day Two Try these. 1


Answer: 2


What are the chances of landing on a slot greater than 400 or a holiday?


Marks:


What are the chances of landing on a slot with words? Write your answer in fraction and percentage form.


Answer: 3 Marks: /2


The wise owl has organised a fun activity for her friends the lion, the hare, the frog and the tortoise. They have to complete a 200 m race, with the owl rolling a die to decide whose turn it is to move forwards as follows:


ƒ Every time the number 1 is rolled, the lion can run 50 m.


ƒ Every time an even number is rolled, the frog can leap 60% as far as the lion can run.


ƒ Every time an odd number is rolled, the hare can sprint 5 6 of the frog’s distance.


ƒ Every time the numbers 2 or 5 are rolled, the tortoise can stroll 80% as far as the lion can run.


Which animal do you think will cross the finish line (a) first and (b) last? Give reasons for your answers.


Answers: (a) (b)


In groups try it out using a die to see which animal will win. Animal


Distance Travelled


Lion Frog Hare Tortoise


Today’s Marks: /6 109 Top tip: Work systematically. Marks: /2 /2


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