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Put 11 cards numbered 2 to 12 into a bag. Each player then draws a card giving them a horse. If there are fewer than 11 players, they can draw more than one horse. To assign the last few horses, players throw a die and, if they throw a six, they draw another […]
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Mark out 4 regions on the ground. Adjust the age split to suit your […]
Twenty per cent of the inhabitants of a city have been inoculated against a certain disease. An epidemic hits the city and the chance of infection amongst those inoculated is 10
Copy and fill in the contingency table and the Venn diagram below and use them to answer the questions.
1a. Put in 20
b. […]
Practical people maths activities forming human Venn diagrams and contingency tables. Applications to real world problems.
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