Section 2.1 Flashcards

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what is classical probability?

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each outcome has same chance of occurring, so probability of an event is
simply the proportion of outcomes in the event

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what is frequent probability?

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the probability of an event is defined by the long-term relative frequency that it occurs

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what is subjective probability?

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a probability statement represents a “degree of belief” that the event will occur, so are a personalised/ subjective judgement

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what is a random phenomenon?

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a situation in which we know what outcomes could happen, but we do not know which particular outcome did or will happen

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what is an experiment?

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a process that leads to an observation, known as an outcome

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what is an event?

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a collection of a sample points/ possible outcomes

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what is a simple event?

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contains a single sample point

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what is a compound event?

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contains more than one sample point

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what are mutually exclusive events?

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events that cannot occur at the same time

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