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    The document discusses probability concepts including: 1) The probability of event A occurring is represented as P(A) and the probability of events A and B both occurring is represented as P(A and B). 2) Using the multiplication principle of probability, P(A and B) can be expressed as P(A) multiplied by the conditional probability of B occurring given that A occurred, P(B|A). 3) As an example, the probability of drawing 3 red balls from an urn containing n balls with p red balls is represented using binomial coefficients.

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    The document discusses probability concepts including: 1) The probability of event A occurring is represented as P(A) and the probability of events A and B both occurring is represented as P(A and B). 2) Using the multiplication principle of probability, P(A and B) can be expressed as P(A) multiplied by the conditional probability of B occurring given that A occurred, P(B|A). 3) As an example, the probability of drawing 3 red balls from an urn containing n balls with p red balls is represented using binomial coefficients.

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    03 Proba

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    The document discusses probability concepts including: 1) The probability of event A occurring is represented as P(A) and the probability of events A and B both occurring is represented as P(A and B). 2) Using the multiplication principle of probability, P(A and B) can be expressed as P(A) multiplied by the conditional probability of B occurring given that A occurred, P(B|A). 3) As an example, the probability of drawing 3 red balls from an urn containing n balls with p red balls is represented using binomial coefficients.

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    P (A ) P(A) Anp
    E p (n p)
    Cn
    An : (n p 0) n
    p

    A 0 P(A ) 1 (n ) n 1 2 3 ... n
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    P (E ) 1 Anp n(n 1) . . . (n p 1)
    P( ) 0
    p
    A P (A ) 1 P(A ) An C np n
    B A Cn
    p p (n p)
    P(A B) P(A) P(B) P(A B)
    Anp
    :
    p
    A B B A P (A B) P(A) P(B) C n
    p
    p n
    P(A B) ( x y )n C np x n p y p
    P(B) 0 PB ( A) P(A / B) B A Ann n
    P(B) p 0

    P (A B) P(A) P(B) : B A C n0 xn y 0 C1n xn 1 y1 . . . C nn x0 y n


    np
    P(B) 0 PB (A) P(A)
    p 3 p n
    ( x 2)3 C3p x 3 p 2 p
    p 0

    .E Bn ... B2 B1
    C30 x3 20 C31 x 2 21 C32 x1 22 C33 x0 .23 C n0 C nn 1 C1n n
    P (A ) P( A B1) P(A B2 ) ... P(A Bn )
    P(A) PB1 (A) P(B1 ) PB 2 (A) P(B2 ) ... PBn (A) P(Bn ) ( x 2)3 x3 6 x 2 12 x 8 0 1 1 C nn 1 n 1

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