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Compound Interest Equity Quiz

Equity in Numbers: Pre-Algebra Foundations
Lesson 30 – How does Compound Probability explain compounded disadvantage?
Compound Probability and Overlapping Inequities Vocabulary Review
Compound Interest Equity Quiz

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Question 1 of 4

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What does “union” mean in probability?

The chance that both events happen at the same time
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The chance that at least one of the events happens.
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The chance that neither event happens.
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The difference between the probabilities of two events.
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How is “intersection” different in probability?

It shows the chance that at least one event happens.
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It shows the chance that either event happens but not both.
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It shows the chance that both events happen at the same time.
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It shows the chance that no events happen.
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What does “independence” mean between two events?

The events can never happen at the same time.
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The outcome of one event does not affect the other.
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The two events always happen together.
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The probability of both is always 50%.
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How can we use these ideas to promote fairness?

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