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MF.DP.4 Standard MF-058-A07-V03

Solve simple compound probability and counting problems using organized reasoning.

Compare compound events or combination counts

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Special A offers \(3\) sandwiches and \(5\) drinks. Special B offers \(2\) sandwiches and \(6\) drinks. Calculate and compare their numbers of meal combinations.

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A = 3×5 = 15; B = 2×6 = 12; comparison = A has more

A = 3+5 = 8; B = 2+6 = 8; comparison = equal

A = 3×2 = 6; B = 5×6 = 30; comparison = B has more

A = 3×5 = 15; B = 2×6 = 12; comparison = B has more

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Curriculum context

Course: Math Foundations
Standard: MF.DP.4
Category: Data and Probability
Domain: Probability
Objective: Solve simple compound probability and counting problems using organized reasoning.
Problem type: Compare compound events or combination counts