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What is the probability of pulling a pencil from the bag?    \n2. What is the probability of pulling a crayon from the  \nbag?    \n3. What is the probability of pulling a pen from the bag?    \n4. What is the probability of pulling either a pen or a  \ncrayon from the bag?    \n5. What is the probability of pulling either a pencil or a  \npen out of the bag?    \n6. Which object is least likely to be pulled out of the bag?    \n7. Which object has the highest possibility of being pulled  \nout of the bag?    \n8. Does a pencil or a crayon have a higher probability of  \nbeing pulled out?    \nAnswers  \nWhat is the probability of pulling a pencil from the bag?  \nWhat is the probability of pulling a crayon from the bag?  \nWhat is the probability of pulling a pen from the bag?  \nWhat is the probability of pulling either a pen or a crayon from the bag?  \nWhat is the probability of pulling either a pencil or a pen out of the bag?  \nWhich object is least likely to be pulled out of the bag?  \nWhich object has the highest possibility of being pulled out of the bag?  \nDoes a pencil or a crayon have a higher probability of being pulled out?  \n7/22  \n6/22 or 3/11 9/22  \n15/22  \n16/22 or 8/11  \nCrayon  \nPen  \nPencil","cbCaicHd8SvjmZpI","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicHd8SvjmZpI","pdf",76457,"English","# Probability Practice\n## Worksheet Questions\n## Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"How is the probability of selecting an object calculated in this worksheet?\",\"answer\":\"The probability is calculated by determining the ratio of the number of a specific object to the total number of items inside the school bag, which is 22.\"},{\"question\":\"Which object has the highest probability of being selected?\",\"answer\":\"The pen has the highest probability of being selected, as there are 9 pens out of the total 22 items.\"},{\"question\":\"Which object is the least likely to be pulled out of the bag?\",\"answer\":\"The crayon is the least likely to be pulled out, as there are only 6 crayons in total.\"}]","Probability - Data and Graphing Worksheet | PDF"]