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Complementary Probability
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Joint Probability
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Conditional Probability
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Independent Probability
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Binomial Probability
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means of expressing varying
degree of confidence
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History
I wonder how
my friend Blaise
Pascal was
doing?
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#tbt #iamcurious
Antoine Gombaud,
CHEVALIER de Mere
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Blaise Pascal_1654: Hey! I
am intrigued by de Mere’s
question about problem
of points! How ‘bout you?
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Pierre Fermat_1654:
oh yeah, me too! ;)
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History
Christian Huygens_1657:
Look at my work entitled
“Calculations in Game of
Chance”!!!
This is far more comprehensive
than anything Pascal and
Introduction Fermat had done
#MINE
#tbt
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Complementary
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Sample Problem
An urn contains 5 white, 3
black, 2 red balls. In getting
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one ball, what is the
Probability
probability that it is not red
ball.
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Solution
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MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE EVENTS
Joint
Probability
NON-MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE EVENTS
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Sample Problem for Mutually Exclusive Event
Find the probability of
drawing either an ACE
Joint
or a KING in a single
Probability
draw from a deck of 52
playing cards.
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Solution
Joint
Probability
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Sample Problem for Non-Mutually Exclusive Event
Find the probability of
drawing either an ACE
Joint
or a HEART in a single
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draw from a deck of 52
playing cards.
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Solution
Joint
Probability
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Conditional
Probability
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Sample Problem
An urn contains 3 white balls
and 1 black ball. Determine
the probability of drawing two
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white balls in succession from
the urn without replacing the
ball after each drawing.
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Solution
Conditional
Probability
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Independent
Probability
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Sample Problem
One bowl contains 5 white balls, 2
red balls, and 3 green balls. Another
bowl contains 3 yellow balls and 7
Independent
black balls. What is the probability of
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getting a red ball from the first bowl
and a yellow ball form the second
bowl in a single draw from each
bowl.
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Solution
Independent
Probability
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Binomial
Probability
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Sample Problem
A fair coin is tossed 5
times. What is the
Binomial
Probability probability of getting
exactly 3 heads?
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Solution
Binomial
Probability
n=5;r=3
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