Chapter 9 Probability.

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Chapter 9 Probability

Experimental Probability

Pg. 263 Example 1

Sample Space

2-D Grids Pg. 265 Example 3

Tree Diagrams Pg. 266 Example 4

Theoretical Probability

Pg. 267 Example 5

Using Grids to find Probability pg. 269 example 7

Table of Outcomes pg. 271 Example 9

Compound Events Independent Dependent

Pg. 273 Example 10 Pg. 274 Example 11

Tree Diagrams pg. 276 example 12

Sampling With & Without Replacement pg. 279 example 15

Expectation

pg. 283 example 18

Fair game: Expected gain = 0 pg. 284 example 19

Laws of Probability Addition Law Mutually Exclusive/Disjoint Events

Conditional Probability

Pg. 292 Example 26

Independent events

Pg. 294 example 27

Pg. 294 example 28

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