Probability + Binomial Distribution Flashcards

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What is a sample space diagram?

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A table that shows all the possible outcomes of events

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What is theoretical probability?

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What is experimental probability?

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What is the expected frequency?

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What is the difference between a “subset” and a “proper subset”?

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Draw the Venn diagram for :
A U B
A ∩ B
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A ∩ B’

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What does it mean for two events to be mutually exclusive?

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They cannot happen at the same time

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How would you represent the probability of being mutually exclusive and not mutually exclusive? (With equation)

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What does it mean for two events to be independent? And equation

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They have no affect on each other

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What does this notation mean?

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represnt the following information as a
* sample space
* distribution as a table
* distribution as a function

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What is discrete uniform distribution?

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A probability distribution with all equal likely outcomes

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How would you calculate the expected value ?

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22
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What is a binomial probability distribution?

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Binomial coefficients are used to determine the probability of an event happening

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What are the conditions required for probability being able to be calculated using binomial distribution?

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  • F ixed number of (n) trials
  • Independnat outcomes
  • C onstant probability of success (p)
  • T wo outcomes : success & failure
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How is a random variable X who’s outcome is the number of successes by being distributed Binomially?

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