Ch. 2 Equally likely outcomes Flashcards

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Consider a scenario with m equally likely outcomes, {ω1 , … , ωm} = Ω
In the equally likely outcomes model, P(A), A c Ω, is

A

P(A) := mA/m

Where mA is the number of outcomes in the event A

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|A| =

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The number of outcomes in the event A

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3
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Suppose we must make k choices in succession where there are:
m1 possibilities for the first choice
m2 possibilities for the second choice
….
mk possibilities for the kth choice
Total no of distinct possible selections is:

A

m1 x m2 x m3 x …. x mk

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Suppose we have m distinct objects and we select r less than or equal to m of them without replacement, no of ordered lists is

A

m! / (m-r)!

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Suppose we have m distinct objects and we select r less than or equal to m of them without replacement, no of distinct subsets of size r is:

A

m! / r!(m-r)!

m choose r

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