Probability and counting rules worksheet
[PDF File]Counting Techniques and Probability Summary
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Probability Concepts Discrete Probability If the sample space (i.e., the set of all possible outcomes), , for a given experiment and the set of desired outcomes, , are both countable, the probability that occurs is given by: ( ) ( ) ( ) In sum, the counting techniques previously described in this packet can be applied to by the sample
[PDF File]Some Simple Counting Rules - Maynooth University
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Some Simple Counting Rules EE304 - Probability and Statistics Semester 1 Some Simple Counting Rules. Counting If all outcomes are equally likely, the probability of an event E is given by jEj jSj where jEj(jSj) denotes the number of elements in E (S). To apply this rule, we need to be able to count the number of
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2. What is the probability that the outcome will be "3-C?" SOLUTIONS 1. There are six equally likely outcomes when we roll the die. There are four equally likely outcomes when we roll the die. According to the Fundamental Counting Principle, if we spin the spinner and roll the die the number of outcomes is (6)(4) = 24 2.
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Probability rules worksheet #2 NAME:_____ 1. If P(A) = 0.48 and P(B) = 0.67 and P(A∩B) = 0.22, find the following:
[PDF File]Counting - University of Pittsburgh
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2 CS 441 Discrete mathematics for CS M. Hauskrecht Basic counting rules • Counting problems may be hard, and easy solutions are not obvious • Approach: – simplify the solution by decomposing the problem • Two basic decomposition rules: – Product rule • A count decomposes into a sequence of dependent counts
[PDF File]A Guide to Counting and Probability - Mindset Learn
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A Guide to Counting and Probability Teaching Approach The videos in this whole series must be watched in order, and it would be good to first watch all the Grade 10 and Grade 11 videos on probability before these videos are watched as the concepts on probability need to be formed already before this series can be used.
[PDF File]34 Probability and Counting Techniques
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34 Probability and Counting Techniques If you recall that the classical probability of an event E ⊆ S is given by P(E) = n(E) n(S) where n(E) and n(S) denote the number of elements of E and S respectively. Thus, finding P(E) requires counting the elements of the sample space S. Sometimes the sample space is so large that shortcuts are needed ...
[PDF File]14.1 Basic Counting Techniques
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For example in discrete probability theory, which we won’t get to in this course, we want to ... We describe some basic counting rules and apply them in nontrivial ways. 14.1.1 Bijection Rule We saw in the reading on relations that if a function f: T!Sis a total bijection, then jSj= jTj.
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other. (Note the similarity with the product rule used for counting.) For example suppose we want to compute the probability of rolling a die twice and getting a 6 each time. The outcome of the rst roll has no e ect on the outcome of the second roll. Therefore the two rolls are independent. The probability of getting a 6 on each roll is 1/6 ...
[PDF File]MATH 215 Discrete Mathematics Worksheets Counting and ...
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MATH 215 Discrete Mathematics Worksheets Counting and Probability In Small Town MN, 10% of residents are teenagers. 95% of teenagers use Facebook, while only 60% of the rest of the town use Facebook. Let T be the set of teenagers and F be the set of Facebook users.
[PDF File]Basic Counting Rule; Permutations; Combinations Lecture 4
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Basic Counting Rules Permutations Combinations 4.11 Example 14 ... 3 What is the probability that an arrangement of all of the letters has the 2 D’s next to each other? 4 What is the probability that an arrangement of all of the letters has the 2 D’s next to each other and it has the 2 R’s grouped together (not necessarily the D’s and R ...
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