probability Flashcards

1
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sets

A

a collection of objects

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element

A

each object of the set

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3
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capitol letter

A

used to define a set and elements are listed within curly braces

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4
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empty set

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a set with no elements

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5
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universal set (U)

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contains all possible elements for a certain problem or situation

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6
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complement

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the ___ of Set A is the set of all elements in the universal set that are not in set A. Denoted as A’

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7
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intersection

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the____of sets A and set B is the set of all elements that are in both A and B.

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8
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union

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the ___ of Sets A and Set B is the set of all elements that are in A or B

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8
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experiment

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and action (trial) with varying results

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9
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subsets

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a set is a ___ of another set if all of its elements are contained in the other set

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9
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theoretical probability

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a measure of the likelihood(chance) that a specific event will occur. Values range between 0-1

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9
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outcome

A

A possible result from an experiment

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9
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sample space

A

All the possible outcomes from an experiment

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9
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complement of an event

A

the probability of the event NOT occurring

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10
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Experimental probability

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based on the results of repeated trials of an experiment

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11
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conditional probability

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Given events A and B, the probability of event B occurring, knowing that event A has already occured

12
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two-way table

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a table that contains data about two different categories

13
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joint frequencies

A

the individual data entries

14
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marginal frequencies

A

the sums of rows and columns

15
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joint relative frequencies

A

the values in each category divided by total

16
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marginal relative frequencies

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the sum of the joint relative frequencies in each row and column