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Sec 8.1: The Binomial Distribution
... Compliment Rule: Probability an event does not occur is 1 minus the probability the event occurs. P(Ac)= 1-P(A) Addition Rule: Two events A and B are disjoint (mutually exclusive) if no outcomes are in common and can never happen at the same time. P(A or B) =P(AUB) = P(A) + P(B) Multiplication ...
... Compliment Rule: Probability an event does not occur is 1 minus the probability the event occurs. P(Ac)= 1-P(A) Addition Rule: Two events A and B are disjoint (mutually exclusive) if no outcomes are in common and can never happen at the same time. P(A or B) =P(AUB) = P(A) + P(B) Multiplication ...
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... ii) Secondly, if the number of possible outcomes is countably infinite, which means that there is an infinite number of possible outcomes, but these outcomes can be put in a one-to-one correspondence with the positive integers. For example, if a die is rolled until a “6” is obtained, and the number ...
... ii) Secondly, if the number of possible outcomes is countably infinite, which means that there is an infinite number of possible outcomes, but these outcomes can be put in a one-to-one correspondence with the positive integers. For example, if a die is rolled until a “6” is obtained, and the number ...
Chapter Five
... MINITAB: Enter the data for x and P(x) into columns C1 and C2 with the labels x and P(x) in the gray row just below the column numbers. To calculate ΣxP(x) select Calc and then Calculator causing a pop-up-box to open. Under the word “Expression” type in C1* C2 and in the box beside “store result in ...
... MINITAB: Enter the data for x and P(x) into columns C1 and C2 with the labels x and P(x) in the gray row just below the column numbers. To calculate ΣxP(x) select Calc and then Calculator causing a pop-up-box to open. Under the word “Expression” type in C1* C2 and in the box beside “store result in ...
Conditional Probability
... This is the first of three related lessons that cover the concepts of conditional probability, independent events, and dependent events. Many texts begin by defining independent and dependent events. The approach in this module begins with a deeper treatment of conditional probability and then progr ...
... This is the first of three related lessons that cover the concepts of conditional probability, independent events, and dependent events. Many texts begin by defining independent and dependent events. The approach in this module begins with a deeper treatment of conditional probability and then progr ...
Compound Events 15.4
... choose a second marble. a. Name two ways you can find the total number of possible outcomes. b. Find the total number of possible outcomes. ...
... choose a second marble. a. Name two ways you can find the total number of possible outcomes. b. Find the total number of possible outcomes. ...
Ch. 08 - Notes - Binomial and Geometric Distributions
... 2) Combine your results with that of your group members. What is the relative frequency of the event {3 girls}? ...
... 2) Combine your results with that of your group members. What is the relative frequency of the event {3 girls}? ...
