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Chapter 6: Probability
Outline
AP Statistics
Mrs. Harrison
Essential Questions:
1. What is probability?
2. Do “independent” and “disjoint” mean the same thing?
3. How can probability rules be used to determine the probability of an outcome?
Knowledge: You should be able to define, illustrate, or calculate the following:
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Sample space
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Disjoint, complementary, & independent events
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Union/Intersection
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Conditional probability
Skills: You should be able to…
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Calculate basic probabilities
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Use the general multiplication rule to find joint P(A&B) and conditional P(A|B) probabilities
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Use probability rules to decide if two events are independent
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Construct tree or Venn diagrams to organize probabilities
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Use the multiplication principle to determine the number of outcomes in a sample space
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Use probability rules to determine the probability of a given outcome
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Idea of Probability (6.1)
Pig Rollin’
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Independence (6.2)
Probability Practice
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Probability Practice
Quiz 6.1 & 6.2
General Addition Rule (6.3)
Probability Models &
Rules (6.2)
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Quiz 6.3
Review Ch. 6
Chapter 6 Test
Paper Wad Lab
Thanksgiving Break
Conditional Probability
(6.3)