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An uncertain quantity/number.

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Random Variable

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An observed value of a random variable.

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Outcome

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A single outcome or a set of outcomes.

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Event

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Events that cannot both happen at the same time.

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Mutually exclusive events

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Those that include all possible outcomes.

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Exhaustive events

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The probability that is established by analyzing past data (outcomes).

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Empirical Probability

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Probability that is determined using a formal reasoning and inspection process (not data).

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Priori Probability

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Probability that is developed using personal judgement

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Subjective Probability

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Probability of an event regardless of the past or future occurrences of other events

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Unconditional probability (marginal probability)

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10
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Probability that the Occurrence of an event affects the probability of the occurrence of another event

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Conditional probability

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what is the Multiplication Rule of Probability?

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P(AB) = P(A | B) × P(B) : Used to determine joint probability of two events

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what is the Addition Rule of Probability?

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P(A or B) = P(A) + P(B) − P(AB) : Probability that at least one of the two events will occur

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13
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Probability that two events will both occur

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Joint probability

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Events that the occurrence of one has no influence on the occurrence of the others

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Independent events

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15
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Used to determine that unconditional Probability of an event.

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total probability rule

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Contingent on outcome of some other event used to revise his/her expectations of new information

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conditional expected values

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used to show the probabilities of various out comes

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probability tree