Chapter 8 - Probability Flashcards

1
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The chance that something will happen

A

Probability

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2
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Events that cannot occur simultaneously

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Mutually Exclusive

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3
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Events that may occur simultaneously

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Nonmutually Exclusive Events

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4
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When the occurrence of one event alters the probabilities associated with another event, these events are considered blank

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Dependent

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5
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When one event does not influence the occurrence of another

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Independent

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6
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Both A and B can occur at the same time

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Joint Probability

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7
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The number of arrangements that n objects can have when r of them are used

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Permutation

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8
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When the order in which the items are used is not important, the number of possibilities can be calculated by using the formula for a blank

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Combination

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9
Q

Binomial Probability Distribution was developed by

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Isaac Newton

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10
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Categorizes the results of a number of repeated trials and the outcomes of those trials

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Binomial Probability Distribution

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11
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Quantifies the count of discrete events and is used when calculating the probability that an event will occur when there is a large area of opportunity

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Poison Probability Distribution

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