deck of playing cards.
C. Directions: Write the theoretical probability for each given situation. Simplify your answers if needed
then write them on the line before each number.
1. Mr. Santiago has fifteen 20-peso bills, eight 50-peso bills, and twelve 100-peso bills in his
wallet. If he will pull a bill from his wallet once without looking, what will be the probability of pulling a
100-peso bill?
2. Joshua's name and 34 of his classmates' names were written on separate coupons inside a
tambiolo to win the jackpot prize of a school supplies package during their Christmas party. If their
teacher will only draw 1 coupon for the jackpot prize, what is the probability that Joshua's name will be
drawn from the tambiolo?
3. Pinagpala Elementary School has a garden filled with eggplant, okra, squash, and bell pepper
plants. On the day of harvest, what is the probability that they can harvest fruits?
4. Teacher Miya used a True or False type of test on her pupils' summative test in Araling
Panlipunan. What is the probability that her pupils can answer each question correctly?
5. To reach the finish line and win in a "Snake and Ladder" game, Cathy needs a 4, or a 6 if she will
roll a die. On her turn if she has only one attempt of rolling the die, what would be the probability that
she can have a 4, or a 6?​