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Topic: Probability Problems Involving AND & OR- Worksheet 1 1. In a game a die numbered 9 through 14 is rolled. What is the probability that the value of a roll will be a multiple of two or ten? 2. Mark has 3 balls, 4 toy cars, and 5 toy guns in his bag. What is the probability of selecting a toy car from his bag? 3. Express the probability in which P or I is selected from the word PLAYING. 4. What is the probability to pick a QUEEN or a NINE card out of a 52-card 5. A numbered square has 4 sides. The sides are numbered 3 to 6. If the square is thrown once, what is the probability of rolling a multiple of 4? 6. What is the probability of getting a spade or a red card? 7. A shop has 15 balls: 4 are green, 6 are red, and 5 are yellow balls. What is the probability that we will take red ball or the green ball? 8. Find the probability of randomly choosing the letter A or E from a board that contains the letters in the word CANDLE. 9. Out of 120 bags in a shop, 60 are side bags, 40 are shoulder bag, and 20 are school bags. Find the probability of choosing a side bag or school bag. 10. A book shelf contains 6 history books, 9 mathematics books, and 4 accounting books. What is the probability of selecting a history book or accounting from the shelf?

Topic: Probability Problems Involving AND & OR- Worksheet 2 1. In a game a die numbered 8 through 13 is rolled. What is the probability that the value of a roll will be a multiple of four or eight? 2. John has 5 candies, 3 Cadbury, and 7 gems in his pocket. What is the probability of selecting a Cadbury from his pocket? 3. Express the probability in which I or K is selected from the word DRINKING. 4. What is the probability to pick a JACK or a SIX card out of a 52-card 5. TRICKY: A numbered quadrilateral has 4 sides. The sides are numbered 4 to 7. If the rectangle is thrown once, what is the probability of rolling a multiple of 2? 6. What is the probability of getting a heart or a black card? 7. A shop has 20 roses: 6 are red, 4 are pink, and 10 are white balls. What is the probability that we will select white rose or pink rose? 8. Find the probability of randomly choosing the letter O or T from a board that contains the letters in the word COMPUTER. 9. Out of 150 books in a library, 40 are chemistry, 60 are physics, and 50 are mathematics. Find the probability of choosing a chemistry book or mathematic book. 10. A lunch box contains 2 burgers, 2 pizza, and 3 sandwiches. What is the probability of selecting a burger or pizza from the lunch box?

Topic: Probability Problems Involving AND & OR- Worksheet 3 1. In a game a die numbered 6 through 11 is rolled. What is the probability that the value of a roll will be a multiple of three or two? 2. Kenny has 7 shirts, 6 t-shirts, and 4 ties on his shelf. What is the probability of selecting a tie from his shelf? 3. Express the probability in which A or O is selected from the word FOOTBALL. 4. What is the probability to pick a HEART or a FIVE card out of a 52-card 5. TRICKY: A numbered pentagon has 5 sides. The sides are numbered 5 to 9. If the rectangle is thrown once, what is the probability of rolling a multiple of 3? 6. What is the probability of getting a king or a spade card? 7. A girl chooses at random from 24 clothing items: 12 are skirts, 4 are t- shirts, and 8 are tops. What is the probability that she will select a t-shirt or a skirt? 8. Find the probability of randomly choosing the letter C or E from a board that contains the letters in the word PEACOCK. 9. Out of 90 cups in a shelf, 30 are small, 40 are medium, and 20 are large. Find the probability of choosing a small cup or large cup. 10. A bucket contains 4 apples, 3 orange and 7 bananas. What is the probability of selecting an orange or banana from the bucket?

Topic: Probability Problems Involving AND & OR- Worksheet 4 1. In a game a die numbered 5 through 10 is rolled. What is the probability that the value of a roll will be a multiple of five or three? 2. Shelly has 6 jeans, 5 top and 3 skirts on her shelf. What is the probability of selecting a top from her shelf? 3. Express the probability in which N or T is selected from the word STATION. 4. What is the probability to pick a SPADE or a RED card out of a 52-card 5. A numbered hexagon has 6 sides. The sides are numbered 4 to 9. If the rectangle is thrown once, what is the probability of rolling 5? 6. What is the probability of getting a queen or a black card? 7. A boy chooses at random 18 clothing items: 7 are shirts, 6 are trousers, and 5 are t-shirts. What is the probability that he will select a t-shirt or pair of trousers? 8. Find the probability of randomly choosing the letter T or L from a board that contains the letters in the word HOTEL. 9. Out of 125 stones in a pot, 25 are red, 60 are blue, and 40 are black. Find the probability of choosing a red stone or black stone. 10. A jar contains 5 pens, 6 pencils and 8 sketch colors. What is the probability of selecting an pen or pencil from the jar?

Topic : Probability Problems Involving AND & OR- Worksheet 5 1. In a game a die numbered 4 through 9 is rolled. What is the probability that the value of a roll will be a multiple of six or two? 2. Jack has 5 burgers, 4 pastries, and 2 pizzas in a box. What is the probability of selecting a pastry from his box? 3. Express the probability in which H or G is selected from the word NOTHING. 4. What is the probability to pick a DIAMOND or a SEVEN card out of a 52- card 5. A numbered heptagon has 7 sides. The sides are numbered 6 to 12. If the rectangle is thrown once, what is the probability of rolling a multiple of 6? 6. What is the probability of getting a red or a heart card? 7. A child is chosen at random from a shop 16 toys: 5 are guns, 4 are cars, and 7 are balls. What is the probability that he will select car or gun? 8. Find the probability of randomly choosing the letter A or S from a board that contains the letters in the word SATURDAY. 9. Out of 130 pens in a jar, 40 are blue, 30 are black, and 60 are red. Find the probability of choosing a blue pen or red pen. 10. A plate contains 8 dairy milk chocolates, 7 Kitkats and 5 temptations. What is the probability of selecting a temptation or dairy milk chocolate from the jar?