You and your group will create and construct a carnival game of chance that the second grade will play for 30 to 40 minutes during class on
Wednesday the 29th. Your game must not be skill based or else you will not be able to calculate the theoretical probability of winning or the expected value accurately. In addition to the game you will turn in one sheet of calculations per group.
The game and the front-side (I will only check to see that you have done them) calculations are due Wednesday the 29th. While the completed calculations sheet will be due the 30th for a full grade.
Calculations Sheet:
Front side:
-Name
-the
rules of the game,
-the payout to the winners
-theoretical probability of winning
-the expected value for each player you have.
Back Side:
-show the outcomes of each play
-your experimental probability
-your income (number of plays),
-your payout,
-your profit,
-your experimental expected value per player.
-a 2 to 3 sentence statement comparing the theoretical probability and expected value with the experimental probability and expected value
Grading:
4
-Your game is at least a two event game of chance (two spinners, dice, paths, etc).
-The game is constructed out of materials that easily lasts through the entire carnival.
-You make a profit
-All information of the calculations sheet are accurate and done correctly.
-Your experimental and theoretical probabilities are reasonable close (+/- 5%)
3
-Your game is a one event game of chance (one spinners, dice, paths, etc).
-The game is constructed out of materials that easily lasts through the entire carnival.
-You make a profit
-All information of the calculations sheet are accurate and done correctly.
-Your experimental and theoretical probabilities are reasonable close (+/- 5%)
or
-Your game is at least a two event game of chance (two spinners, dice, paths, etc).
-The game is constructed out of materials that easily lasts through the entire carnival.
-You lose money
or
-Some calculations sheet are inaccurate.
or
-Your experimental and theoretical probabilities are NOT reasonable close (+/- 5%)
2
-Your game is a two event game of chance (two spinners, dice, paths, etc).
-The game falls apart during playing.
or
-You loss large amounts of money
or
-The calculations sheet is grossly inaccurate.
or
-Your game is at least an one event game of chance (spinners, dice, paths, etc).
-The game is constructed out of materials that easily lasts through the entire carnival.
-You lose money
or
-Some calculations sheet are inaccurate.
or
-Your experimental and theoretical probabilities are reasonable close (+/- 5%)
1
-Your game is a one event game of chance (one spinners, dice, paths, etc).
-The game falls apart during playing.
or
-You lose large amounts of money
or
-The calculations sheet is grossly inaccurate
