Probability & Statistics (27 of 62) Conditional Probability - Independent Event Explained

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In this video I will explain and gives an example conditional probability and independent events.

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Dear Sir Michel, great videos ! One quick concern isn't P(A2/A1) should be 3/5. ?

anzshrestha
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im currently taking intro to discrete structures... great video! it is similar to statistics  

rtzstvn
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The equation above only works if every element in B is also in A

John-lfxf
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Great job, Professor! Thank you again for making these videos. :)

MrWinter
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I think that P(A2/A1) should be 3/5, because you were given that it will NOT be a six, so the probability of getting 1 3 or 5 is 3/5, imagine you were given A1=(1, 3, 5) then P(A2/A1) will be 1

majedmalhies
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I cant seem to find the 'next video' you mentioned at the end of this one, any help would be appreciated !

fizzyo
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Super obvious. In this case, we are finding the probability that A2 has occurred not taking for granted that A1 has occurred.

John-lfxf