Probability Flashcards

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What does Pr(ō) mean and how is it found?

A

The compliment to Pr(O), found by subtracting the probability of O from 1

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What does Pr(F ∩ G) mean?

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The intersection of F and G, found by multiplying the probability of F by G

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What does Pr(F ∪ G) mean?

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The union of F and G, either F or G or both occur.
Found Pr(F)+Pr(G)−Pr(F ∩G)
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What happens if F and G are independent and the intersection wants to be found?

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The probability of F and G are multiplied

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How would you find the probability of F occurring given that G has occurred?

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Pr(F|G) = Pr(F ∩ G)/Pr(G)

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