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The Mathematics of Maybe: Introduction to Probability · Using surveys and statistical evidence · 4:03

You'll learn: Read a frequency table and find a probability for a randomly selected member of the observed group.

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You'll learn: Read a frequency table and find a probability for a randomly selected member of the observed group.

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Read a Tyre-Lifetime Table as Probability Evidence
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List Every Possible Outcome Exactly Once
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Combine a Die Roll with a Coin Toss
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You'll learn: Use ordered pairs to list the outcomes of two different random actions.
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You'll learn: List combinations systematically and identify a selected subset.

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Exactly One Head and At Least One Head Are Different Events
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Count Even Cards and Balls That Are Not Red
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Count Even Cards and Balls That Are Not Red
You'll learn: Identify favourable outcomes in simple uniform selections and interpret not-red.
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