Basic probability: Joint, marginal and conditional probability | Independence

0:00 Example introduced
1:30 Joint probability and joint probability distribution
2:52 Marginal probability and marginal probability distribution
5:01 Union
7:05 Conditional probability and conditional probability distribuion
10:21 Independence

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