Lesson Flow · Mathematics
Outcome
SP.2 · Statistics and probability · Random events
investigate random events so that they can: demonstrate understanding that probability measures likelihood on a scale from 0 to 1; use the equally-likely-outcomes principle to calculate probability; and use relative frequency as an estimate of probability from experimental data, recognising that repeated experiments generally improve estimates
Ordinary and Higher; official source identifies Higher-level-only extensions where applicable · Junior Cycle Mathematics current specification
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