Gr 11 Probability: Complimentary, mutually inclusive

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Gr 11 Probability: Complimentary, mutually inclusive

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Wow.. you are the best teacher ever I wish you were my teacher.

BoiketloKgoale-ojfr
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Thank you so much Kevin .
Im in Grade 12 currently I never Understood this last year .big ups to you 🥂

fisokuhlemdletshe
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If two sides of the euqation ARE EQUAL -> independent
NOT equal -> dependent
P(AnB) = P(A) x P(B)

uSbonga
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Hi Kevin 💫. For question 4, you said P(A ' n B) is 0, 3.

In your Venn diagram, you cancelled the whole of A circle, forgetting that in between there is the region of (A and B).

So if you cancelled the region of (A and B), you are ignoring the B in that region ? And we are told to find the P(B)?

So my question is... how can we ignore the B in the region of (A and B ). When we are looking for the Probability of B?

I hope you understood my question, and im eager to hear from you soon. 😊

Asra_Fareed
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You said " fraction always add up to a total of 1 or 100% " but why on number 2 we just minus with one? Instead of adding and why did we use 1 instead of 100%

they.luvfhatu_
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So on independant can the question change from and to or so then do we use a different formula

abrahamabsalomkhoza
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On question 5 isn't suppose to be P(AnB)' +(PAnB) =1??

pumpkineater.
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Hi kevin, the events are complimentary, they add up to 1

BavishkaVadival
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Hey Kevin

Question.1 you said we divide by the total number of the event (as said in the previous video) but you didn’t, why?

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