Year 8 · Maths
Understand probability outcomes in Year 8 Maths
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Year 8 learners practise probability of combined events.
The activities include Calculate Outcomes from Combined Events, Calculate the Number of Different Combinations of Ice Creams, Calculate the Number of Different Combinations of Outfits, and related practice. The checked support below includes practice, video, teaching, worksheet. Open a resource in its provider's website and choose the format that best helps the learner explain the idea independently.
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- Calculate Outcomes from Combined Events — support from Oak National Academy
- Calculate the Number of Different Combinations of Ice Creams — support from Oak National Academy
- Calculate the Number of Different Combinations of Outfits — support from Oak National Academy
- Calculate the Number of Outcomes — support from Oak National Academy
- Find the Probability of Combined Events — support from Oak National Academy
- Find the Probability of Specified Selections — support from Oak National Academy
- Find the Probability of Two Events — support from Oak National Academy
- Identify the Correct Probability — support from Oak National Academy
- Identify the Correct Probability from Tables, Charts and Diagrams — support from Oak National Academy
- Practise Calculating the Number of Different Combinations — support from Oak National Academy
- Estimate How Often a Specific Outcome Will Occur — support from YouTube — Corbettmaths
- Use Probability to Find Missing Values — support from Oak National Academy
- Write Probability as Fractions — support from Oak National Academy
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Oak video: Comparing Multiple Representations To Calculate Theoretical Probabilities For Combined Events
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Oak video: Using Lists To Display Outcomes For More Than Two Events
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Oak video: Calculating Theoretical Probabilities From Lists One Event
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Oak video: Using Lists To Display Outcomes For Two Events
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Oak video: Comparing Multiple Representations To Calculate Theoretical Probabilities
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Expected frequency and probability predictions video
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Oak video: Summing Probabilities
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Probability of combined events
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Oak lesson slides: Comparing Multiple Representations To Calculate Theoretical Probabilities For Combined Events
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Oak lesson slides: Using Lists To Display Outcomes For More Than Two Events
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Oak lesson slides: Calculating Theoretical Probabilities From Lists One Event
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Oak lesson slides: Using Lists To Display Outcomes For Two Events
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Oak lesson slides: Comparing Multiple Representations To Calculate Theoretical Probabilities
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Expected frequency and probability predictions worked-example lesson
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Oak lesson slides: Summing Probabilities
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How to work out the probability of an event - BBC Bitesize
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Learn about ordering fractions – KS3 Maths – BBC Bitesize
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Product Rule for the Total Number of Outcomes
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Probability from a Sample Space
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Probability of a Single Event
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Probability from Two-Way Tables
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Probability from Venn Diagrams
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Listing Outcomes Probability Worksheet
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Probability Practice Questions
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Oak worksheet: Comparing Multiple Representations To Calculate Theoretical Probabilities For Combined Events
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Oak worksheet: Using Lists To Display Outcomes For More Than Two Events
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Oak worksheet: Calculating Theoretical Probabilities From Lists One Event
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Oak worksheet: Using Lists To Display Outcomes For Two Events
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Oak worksheet: Comparing Multiple Representations To Calculate Theoretical Probabilities
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Expected frequency and probability predictions practice
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Oak worksheet: Summing Probabilities
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