7.6A 1) Mona is buying a new car.

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1 7.6A 1) Mona is buying a new car. She can choose a car with 2 doors or 4 doors. She can choose seat covers made of leather, fabric or vinyl. She can choose a car color of silver, black, or white. The list below shows some of the possible outcomes of 1 number of doors, 1 type of seat cover, and 1 color. 2 doors, leather, silver 2 doors, leather, black 2 doors, leather, white 2 doors, fabric, silver 2 doors, fabric, black 2 doors, fabric, white 4 doors, leather, silver 4 doors, leather, black 4 doors, leather, white 4 doors, fabric, silver 4 doors, fabric, black 4 doors, fabric, white Which list shows all the other possible outcomes of 1 number of doors, 1 type of seat cover, and one color? A. 2 doors, vinyl, silver 2 doors, vinyl, black 2 doors, vinyl, white B. 4 doors, vinyl, silver 4 doors, vinyl, black 4 doors, vinyl, white C. 2 doors, vinyl, silver 2 doors, vinyl, black 2 doors, vinyl, white 4 doors, vinyl, silver 4 doors, vinyl, black 4 doors, vinyl, white D. 2 doors, vinyl, silver 4 doors, vinyl, black 2 doors, vinyl, white 4 doors, vinyl, silver 4 doors, vinyl, black 2 doors, vinyl, white 2) Karla will select 2 different side dishes from the following list at a restaurant. French fries Salad Onion rings Beans Which list shows all the possible outcomes of 2 different side dishes from this list? French fries and salad French fries and salad French fries and beans French fries and salad French fries and salad Salad and beans Salad and beans

2 3) Felix is reading the sign below in order to decide when to go to a violin lesson. The list below shows some of the possible outcomes of 1 day and 1 time to have a violin lesson. Which list shows all the other possible outcomes of 1 day and 1 time to have a lesson?

3 4) The arrow on each spinner shown below will be spun one time. Which of the following diagrams shows all the possible outcomes when each arrow is spun once? 7.6C 5)A cafeteria manager surveyed a random sample of students at a school to determine which of 2 meal choices they prefer. The results of the survey are shown below. Chicken is preferred by 30 students Pasta is preferred by 18 students Based on the results of the survey, how many of the 240 students at the school can be expected to prefer chicken?

4 6) Fazio is selecting a jersey. His choices are shown below. Fazio chooses a jersey at random and then replaces it. He then selects a second jersey at random. What is the probability that Fazio selects a striped jersey both times? 7) A school counselor surveyed 90 randomly selected students about the languages they speak. Of the students surveyed, 16 speak more than one language fluently. Based on these results, how many of the 1,800 students at the school can be expected to speak more than one language fluently? D 8) Graysen has a green number cube and a white number cube. The faces of the cubes are numbered 1 through 6. Graysen will roll each cube one time. What is the probability that the green cube will land with an even number face-up and the white cube will land with a number greater than 2 face-up? 9) Leslie has two cups containing different colored paper clips. The first cup contains 7 pink paper clips and 3 blue paper clips. The second cup contains 3 black paper clips, 1 red paper clip, and 6 orange paper clips. What is the probability that Leslie will randomly select a blue paper clip from the first cup and them randomly select an orange paper clip from the second cup?

5 7.6E 10) Mitsu will be randomly assigned to a seat on an airplane. There are a total of 50 seats on the plane. Of these seats, 16 are aisle seats, and the rest are window seats. What decimal represents the probability that Mitsu will be assigned to a window seat? 7.6F 11) The graph below shows the number of items sold at an electronics store one weekend. Sales at an Electronics Store Computer Video game Music system Television DVD Number Sold Which statement is best supported by the information in the graph? The number of video games sold was of the number of computers sold. The number of music systems sold was 36 more than the number of video games sold. The number of televisions sold was 12 more than the number of DVDs sold. The number of televisions sold was of the total number of items sold. 7.6I 12) Boris has a coin and a number cube. The number cube is labeled 1 through 6. He flips the coin once and rolls the number cube once. What is the probability that the coin lands tails-up and the cube lands on an even number? 13) Tobias has 12 coins in his pocket. Of these coins, 8 were made in the year 2000, and 4 were made in the year Tobias randomly selects one coin from his pocket and, without replacing it, selects another coin from his pocket. What is the probability that both coins he selects were made in the year 2000?