The Probability Paradox - Mastering AMC 8

The book covers the most important concepts on the AMC 8 contest, and includes video lectures for every chapter, formulas for every topic, and hundreds of examples and practice problems with detailed video solutions.

The book includes video lectures for every topic on the AMC 10/12 contests, along with many useful formulas and hundreds of examples and practice problems with detailed video solutions.

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In this video, we will cover interesting problems in Probability which is a very popular topic on the AMC 8 contest.
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For more practice, watch the following Video Series:

1. AMC 8 Fundamentals:

2. AMC 8 Advanced:

3. AMC 10/12 Fundamentals:

4. Mastering AMC 10/12

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AMC 8, AMC 8 Preparation, AMC 8 Crash Course, AMC 8 Concepts, AMC 8 Review, AMC 10, AMC 12, MATHCOUNTS, MathLeague, Number Theory, Primes, Factors, Competition math, Number of Factors, Sum of Factors, Product of Factors, Permutations, Combinations, Combinatorics, Modular Arithmetic, Recursion, Probability, Divisibility, Competition Math, Area of a Triangle, Similar Triangles, Cyclic Quadrilateral, Power of a Point, 3D Geo, Polygons, Coordinate Geometry

[JustTCcee]

Is there a video going more into the prime factorization technique? I was a little lost on this part and it seems to be a very important concept.

[eddiewang]

I'm not sure if this was done on purpose, but problem 4.5.14 is missing information in relation to how many people are wearing sunglasses or caps, compared to the real AMC 8 problem.

[cheetah]

4.5.11 has an obsolete and confusing image.
4.5.12 is a problem from AMC 10 but is labelled as AMC 8

[naveensingh]

can you kindly answer one probabilty question ?how can i send that question to you?

[prada]

for the third example. why do you add 72% + 6% to get 78%? I thought that the answer was just 72%

[ahanbhowmik]

For example 2, shouldn't the total outcomes = 30 because there are two 1s for person A? The probability is 1/5

[cheetah]

There are things missing in problem 4.5.7

[qilee-hlil]

You DO NOT have to repeat the questions.

[qilee-hlil]

You also make A LOT of you MURMUR A BLA