Instructor: A. Kenrick Name Math 125 Module 7 In-Class Assignment Book Sections 10.1 and 10.4 1. Decide whether the following numbers could represent a probability. Circle Yes or No. (a)- Yes or No (b) 120% Yes or No 2. Decide whether the following examples are Empirical or Classical probability. Circle E or C. (a) Justin flipped a coin 20 times yesterday, and 15 times the coin landed on tails. Therefore, the probability of him getting tails is= . E or C (b) A pool table has 15 balls labeled 1 through 15. The probability Of a ball made on the break having a number less than 6 is = E or C 3. A couple has two children. Construct a tree diagram and write the sample space. What is the probability that both children are girls? 4. In a survey, 16% of male college students said they lied to get a woman to go out on a date with them. If a male college student is chosen at random, find the probability that he does not lie to get a date with a woman. 5. When drawing a card from a standard deck of cards, what is the probability of drawing a face card