Sets And Probability Flashcards
R
Real numbers, the entire number line
Q
Rational: numbers that can be written as a fraction of two integers
Z
Integers: whole numbers ( + or - ) and 0
N
Natural numbers: positive whole numbers and 0
Q’
Irrational numbers: real number that cannot be written as a simple fraction
A∩B
Intersection, (AND)
A∪B
Union, (OR)
∈
Is an element of
∉
Not an element of
Ø
Empty set
U
Universal set
A⊆B
Subset, A is a subset of B (set A is included within set B)
A⊂B
Proper subset, A is a proper subset of B, (A is not equal to B, strictly smaller)
n(A)
Number of elements in A
A’
Compliment, compliment of A (not in A but in U)
Disjoint
A and B do not share any elements
Infinite
Can’t be listed
Finate
Can be listed
Tree diagrams are used for
Independent events
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Given that
If outcomes do not effect each other
They are independent events
If one thing is true but another isn’t…
There is no intersection, so they are mutually exclusive
A set of branches in a tree diagram
Are mutually exhaustive as all possible outcomes are shown
Multiply
Along the tree diagram branches