Explain the probability of being chosen as one of the first 4 contestants.

Chapter 7: The Price Is Right Project
Paragraphs
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Overview of the game show “The Price Is Right”. (Introduction)
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Contestants’ Row
Explain the probability of being chosen as one of the first 4 contestants. Show the math for obtaining this probability. Also, find the probability on getting on stage to play the first pricing game. Does the order of bidding matter? Explain.
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Write at least one (1) paragraph for each game stating the probability of winning the game.
STATE THE RULES OF THE GAME (IN YOUR OWN WORDS)!
Find the probability of your chosen games. Find the simple probability of winning (success). Answers can be in fraction or decimal form (round to the nearest ten-thousandth).
*Note: If your game has a second chance in winning, meaning that you have an additional opportunity to win the prize, state that probability too.
Basic 1
Basic 2
Classify 1
Classify 2
Other
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Spinning the Big Wheel
State the rules in your own words. Find the probability of the first person getting 1.00 in one spin or two. Does the order of the numbers on the wheel effect the chances in obtaining $1.00?
Optional
BONUS
Of the Medium and High Skills game in your list, choose only one from either list. (Note: 2 games may be chosen but they must be from different list.)
STATE THE RULES IN YOUR OWN WORDS.
State the simple probability of winning and find the conditional probability of winning. Explain how these probabilities are different. Answers can be in fraction or decimal form (round to the nearest ten-thousandth). If you choose the spinning the big wheel, you must include the conditional probability of each player that spins the wheel and the probability of each outcome of the spins.
Last
Conclusion: State the findings of your project.

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