Embedded Files
Lessons
Tree Diagrams and the Counting Principle
Probability
Experiemental Probability
Making Predictions From Data
Independent Events
Lesson 1, Tree Diagram and the Counting Principle
Lesson 1, Tree Diagram and the Counting Principle
Not on EOG
Event - an outcome or group of outcomes
Sample space - the set of all possible outcomes
Tree Diagram - an organized list of all possible outcomes
Counting Principle - a way to find the number of possible outcomes
Permutations - an arrangement of objects in a particular order
Lesson 2, Probability
Lesson 2, Probability
NOT on EOG
Probability: the number that describes how likely it is that an event will occur.
Equallty likely outcomes - outcomes that have the same chance of occuring
Probability of an event - a number that describes how likely it is that the event will occur
Complement of an event - the collection of outcomes not contained in the event
Lesson 3, Experiemental Probability
Lesson 3, Experiemental Probability
NOT on EOG
As a ratio of the number of times an event occurs to the total number of trials.
Experimental probability - a ratio of the number of times an event occurs to the toatl number of trials
Lesson 4, Making Predictions from Data
Lesson 4, Making Predictions from Data
NOT on EOG
Population - a group about which you want information
Sample - a part of the population
10-5, Independent Events
10-5, Independent Events
NOT on EOG
Independent events - if the occurence of one event does not affect the probability of another event
Compound event - two or more separate events
Page updated
Google Sites
Report abuse