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Fluency Practice

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Lotus

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Fluency practice

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I sent it from a long time then I sent it again because question number nine I put  four but not very well so I fix it

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I sent it from a long time then I sent it again because question number nine I put  four but not very well so I fix it

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Zaina Noor Alawi Alkhabbaz

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Zaina Noor Alawi Alkhabbaz

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Aya Najeeb Alhashim fluency practice Math 7A

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Aya Najeeb Alhashim fluency practice Math 7A

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 Fluency practice page done by:Maryam Al Dhahi

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 Fluency practice page done by:Maryam Al Dhahi

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Fatimah al mousa

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Fatimah al mousa

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By: Hawra Alsakkak

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T6 Math Performance Task 📚🧮 - Fluency Practice - Unit 9 - Reem Alqudaihi - 2026

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T6 Math Performance Task 📚🧮 - Fluency Practice - Unit 9 - Reem Alqudaihi - 2026

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Aya Najeeb Alhashim Math performance task 7A

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Aya Najeeb Alhashim Math performance task 7A

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Part A

So the total outcomes = 20 and winning outcomes = 1

P (win) = 1/20 so the answer will be 1/20 or 5%

Part B

Unlikely cause the chance of winning is only 5%.

Part D

The theoretical probability is 1/20 and after many trials the experimental probability should be close to 1/20

Answer: Yes it is a good predictor because it gets closer to the theoretical probability as more trials are completed.

By: Hawra Alsakkak

4/6/2026