Chapter 2 Conditional Probability - Year 2 Flashcards

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What is the symbol for the universal set?

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Draw the venn diagram of A’?

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Explain what A or B means in greater detail than year 1?

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The elements that are in set A + elements of set B - any repeats

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What else do you need to know in order to be able to work out A’?

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You need to know what is in the universal set

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What does mutually exclusive mean?

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The events can’t happen simultaneously

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What does mutually exclusive mena in terms of equations?

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What does independent mean?

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When event A doesn’t effect event B

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What is the complicated version of P(AorB)

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P(AorB)=P(A)+P(B)-P(AandB)

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9
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How do you calculate P(AandB) when the events are:
Mutually exclusive
Independent
Dependent

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10
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What is the conditional probability formula?

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What do you always forget to do when drawing a venn diagram?

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I forget to write the probability not in the circles

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What took me a long time to get?

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When it is an “and” it needs to fulfil both criteria

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What is it always useful to remember when working out probability?

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Remember to subtract any repeated ata when working out an “or” probability

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If there is a question about medicine what is likely that part c and d will be, give an answers?

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C) find the probability that given someone has tested positive for the disease find the probability that they don’t have a disease
D) comment on the usefulness of this test

Answer to c will often include an answer which has been previously worked out
D)there is a high or low chance of false positive results so it is accurate/high chance of false positives

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