Counting Problems Flashcards

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Elements of elementary probability theory

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Experiment and outcome

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Denomination

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Value of card

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Sample space

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Set of all possible outcomes

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Sample space symbol

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{}

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Union

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Or

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5
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Disjoint sets

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AUB = empty set

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Mutually exclusive

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Events that can’t happen at the same time (disjoint)

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7
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AU(BNC)=

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(AUB)N(AUC)

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8
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Cardinality

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Elements in a set

n(A)

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9
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Counting multiplication principle

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If we have have n independent choices to make, and a different choice in any step results in a different outcome, the number of total outcomes is equal to the product of the number of choices in each step.

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10
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Permutations

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A permutation of n objects is an ordered list of these objects. n!

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0! =

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1

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12
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nPr

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A permutation of n objects taken r at a time

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13
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nPr =

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n!/(n-r)!

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14
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Distinguishable permutations

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Ones we can tell apart

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15
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Distinguishable presentations formula

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n!/(n1!n2!…nk!)

16
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Combinations

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Select r objects out of a possible n without regard to order.

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nCr =

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nPr/r! (Order irrelevant) = n!/((n-r)!n!) = (n r) = (n n-r)

18
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Which choice should we choose first

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Choose the choice with a special condition attached to it first

19
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What type of sample space do we use in this course?

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Finite sample space

20
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An experiment can correspond to how many sample spaces?

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One or more

21
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The more details the more blank the sample space.

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Fundamental

22
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Event

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And event is a subset of sample space S.

23
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Simple event

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Contains one outcome

24
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Compound event

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Contains more than one outcome