Directions: Solve the following problems in your answer sheet.
1. Twenty-six squares of paper lettered A to Z are placed in a can. One letter
is randomly chosen from the can and turns out to be the letter G. A second
letter is drawn without putting the letter G back into the can. What is the
probability that it will be the letter F?

2. What is the probability of drawing a vowel from the word MATHEMATICS?

3. If you are picking a number from 1-20, what is the probability that you will
pick an odd number?

4. A coin is tossed 60 times. The head appeared 27 times. Find the
experimental probability of getting a head.

5. In a 200 question multiple choice type of test, there were four choices for
each question: A, B, C and D. Carl checked 50 questions in that test. He
found that 15 questions had correct answer as A, 10 questions had correct
answer as B, 12 questions had correct answer as C and 13 questions had
correct answer as D. What is the experimental probability that a randomly
selected question will have correct answer as C?​