Name PICK A NUMBER Follow the instructions and then answer the questions. Place the circles numbered 1-10 from the previous page in a bag. Draw one circle out of the bag. Place the number drawn back in the bag before each drawing. 1. The probability that a circle drawn from the bag will have the number 4 on it is represented by the proper fraction- 2. The probability that a circle drawn from the bag will have the number 8 on it is represented by the decimal 3. The probability that a circle drawn from the bag will have the number 2 on it is represented by the percent 4. The probability that any of the numbers 1-10 will be drawn from the bag is the proper fraction -, the decimal , or the percent In this exercise you will work with a partner. First place the circles numbered 1-10 in a bag. Your partner will shake the bag so that the 10 circles are mixed. Without looking, you will then draw a circle from the bag. After each draw, record the number in the chart below and replace the circle in the bag. After your friend shakes the bag, draw again. This should be continued until you have drawn 10 times. Repeat the process for your partner. Each of you should record your results on your own chart. Beginning with the rectangle on the left, write the number drawn in a rectangle. Continue drawing until each of the 10 rectangles has a number recorded in it. 5. Do all 10 numbers (1-10) appear in the chart above? 6. Were any numbers (1-10) drawn and recorded more than one time