Stats Chp4

If you see this: P(A|B), the " | " means:

In this chapter the capital letter "P" in front of something asks for the:

In a standard deck of cards, what is the probability of drawing a king?

Your project is due on:

This is what we call the outcome or result of a procedure.

On a standard die, what is the probability of rolling a number greater than 3?

A model you design to represent a procedure for a probability is called

This type of counting rule is used when ORDER matters.

If "A" is our event, then the idea that "A" does NOT occur is called the:

Two events that CANNOT occur at the same time are said to be:

When we make a ratio of Event A occurring to Event A Not occurring, that is called:

The complement of getting "at least one" in an event is the probability of getting:

What word means the same as "mutually exclusive"?

If one event occurring affects a second event's probability, then the events are:

If you see this: P(A and B), what do you do with the individual probabilities of A and B?

When you see this: 5!, the exclamation point means you do what?

Multiplying choices at each decision point is called the Fundamental what?

The more you do a procedure the more a probability gets closer to the expected probability.

If you see this: P(A or B), what do you do with the individual probabilities of A and B?