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Revising Writing Probabilities

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Revising Writing Probabilities
Revising Writing Probabilities
Revising Writing Probabilities

              Revising Writing Probabilities

              Students revise how to write the theoretical probability of an event using fractions.  As learning progresses they link probability to frequency trees and two-way tables.
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