chapter 5 - probability Flashcards

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experiment

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repeatable process that gives rise to a number of outcomes

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event

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collection of one or more outcomes

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3
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sample space

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set of all possible outcomes

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4
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event a and b

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intersection of a and b
represents event that both a and b occur

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5
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event a or b

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union of a nd b
represents the event that either a or b, or both occur

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6
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event not a

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complement of a
represents the event that aa does not occur

p(not a)= 1-p(a)

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7
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mutually exclusive events

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events that have no outcomes in common

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8
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mutually exclusive events formula

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p(a or b) = p(a) + p(b)

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9
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independent events

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events that have no effect on eachother

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independent events formula

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p(a and b) = p(a) xp (b)

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11
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a tree diagram can be used to show…

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the outcomes of two (or more) events happening in succession

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