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Math Modelling

The document discusses various concepts in probability theory, including the relationships between different events and their probabilities. It provides examples involving dice and the calculation of probabilities for specific outcomes. Additionally, it touches on conditional probabilities and independence of events.

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Math Modelling

The document discusses various concepts in probability theory, including the relationships between different events and their probabilities. It provides examples involving dice and the calculation of probabilities for specific outcomes. Additionally, it touches on conditional probabilities and independence of events.

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P(s/F) P(sa)
P ()
P(F)
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Tokal no outcomes 6
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A be the evont that no tuoo dio and on *ha game numbe
Let

P (A) 6x5x 4 5

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(D) Let B be the probabiity o e<y<R.

6y5x4

(c) p(a<y<R)
P (6)

P(B/A) P(AnB)
P(A)
P(BJA)x P() -P(anB) =e(B)
P(B) 5 =5

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P(A) P(Dica Shos odd num be)


P(): 18

P(B) P(Dice 2 shoas even numba)

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P (c) : P(both aue even both c odd)

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P(A) XP (B) 18
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