week 7 probability Flashcards

1
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probability ranges from

A

0-1

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2
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mutually exclusive

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occurrence of one event precludes the occurrence of another event - cannot be a part of multiple conditions

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independent events

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occurrence of one event has no effect on the probability of occurrence of another effect eg rolling a dice

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4
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additive rule for mutually exclusive events

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the probability of occurrence of one event or another is equal to the sum of their separate probabilities

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5
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multiplicative rule of independent events

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the probability of the joint occurrence of 2 or more independent events is the product of their individual probabilities

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6
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what Is the ‘and’ rule

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work out the probability of 2 events happening you MULTIPLY probabilities

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7
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what is the ‘or’ rule

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to work out the probabilities of either of 2 events, you ADD probabilities

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8
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what Is the additive rule if events are NOT mutually exclusive

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probability of the occurrence of some particular events is included twice, so one must subtract it from the total probability

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9
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multiplicative rule if events are NOT independent

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conditional probability - probability of one event given the occurrence of another

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10
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combination

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number of ways to arrange a subset of objects

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11
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binomial distribution

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calculates the probability of getting exactly
r successes in n independent trials of an experiment, where the probability of success in a single trial is p

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12
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when number of events is large, binomial distribution is…

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equal to the normal distribution

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