Probability Flashcards

set notation, mutually exclusive and independent events, conditional probability, venn diagrams, tree diagrams

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what does this mean

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and probabilities are where two things occur simultaneously

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2
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what does this mean

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or probabilities are where one of two probabilities occur, or they both do

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3
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what is the formula for this

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4
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what is the formula for this

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5
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what is the formula to test for independence

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6
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what do all the probabilities add up to

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1

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7
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P(A)

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P(B)

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9
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P(A’)

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Anything outside of A

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P(B’)

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anything outside of B

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10
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P(AUB)

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A or B or both

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11
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P(AnB)

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A and B

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12
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how to work out P(A’)

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1 - P(A)

or anything that is not P(A)

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