probability. probability the chance or likelihood that an event will occur. - it is always a number...
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Probability
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probability
• The chance or likelihood that an event will occur.
- It is always a number between zero and one.
- It is stated as a fraction, decimal, or percent.
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•A Probability of Zero is saying that there is no chance of it happening.
•A Probability of One is saying that the event will always happen.
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If the event doesn’t occur every time, or none of the time, then we use this formula to determine the probability:
P (event) = # desired outcomes # total possible outcomes
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Sample space• List of all possible
outcomes
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Theoretical probability
• Based on considering all possible outcomes
experimental probability• Based on considering all
previous outcomes– Real data
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Probability of multiple events
•Find the probability of each individual event
•Multiply each probability together
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Independent Events• The outcome of one event
DOES NOT affect the outcome of the next event
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dependent Events• The outcome of one event
DOES affect the outcome of each subsequent event because it changes the sample space.
• Assume each event is a success!