Probability Trees (Independent Combined Events) | Higher & Foundation | GCSE Maths Tutor

A video revising the techniques and strategies for solving probability questions when looking at independent events. (Higher & Foundation).

This video is part of the Probability module in GCSE maths, see my other videos below to continue with the series.

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[Cosxmix]

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[arv-Hackney-London]

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[Sxlanki._x]

Small mistake at 23:50, it begins the question with Alice, then changes name to Hannah, a little confusing hope it was just an error, however thank you for this helpful video :)

[ammara]

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[m.daanyaal]

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[laviniansh]

hi sir, I want to ask you about the last question of Tom. Why did you include the LL if the key word says, at least one of his bus journeys are late?

[not...not...no.]

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[vinaybhardwaj]

Hi I have an exam in a day, PLEASE ANSWER, at 25.07 for the Tom question, why can we not just add 0.22 to 0.18, since aren’t these two events mutually exclusive? Thanks

[soso_]

hi I have a question at 22:27 why did you pick not late and late isn't it supposed to be not late & not late bc the question only wants one bus late? sorry for the disturbance!

[mako.chiwariro]

Thanks this was very helpful and should help me with my next exam

[GCSEALevelMaths]

Really good job really Good work!! Well explained!

[estheraiyelabola]

Hello Mr. Gcse Maths Tutor, by the way, you're videos are absolutely amazing. I'm not sure about the last question, why would you include both NL's? Because we didn't do late for the other questions. Thank you for always being amazing! God bless you!🙂🙂🙂

[tigraify]

Hi. A quick question. Unlike counters in 2 bags, the journeys seem to have different number of probabilities from each other. The trip to school has 2 probablilities- late and not late, but the journey home has 4 probabilities. Why is that? I don't seem to get it.

[alibea_]

Hello! Do you have any video for introduction to venn diagrams? I really struggle with these 😞

[not...not...no.]

21:53 is there any chance that could come up in the non-calc paper?? i could never do such a decimal multiplication without calculator 😧😧

[aasiyaanshur]

at 24:51 are you not meant to add the win win?

[YN-rycc]

PLEASE ANSWER IS 0 a SIGNIFICANT FIGURE

[spedupandmessedupsongs]

is this the same as conditional probability ??