Coming to terms with Probability

Question 1

It's when you can write and count all the elements in a set.

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Finite sample spaces

Question 2

Is when you have a way to show the progression of the values, but they can go on into infinity.

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Countably infinite sample spaces

Question 3

Is a subset of the number line that falls entirely between two values

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Interval

Question 4

Symbols that you use as a shorthand to talk about probability

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Notation

Question 5

Sitiations where the possible outcomes are too many to count so you include an interval to describe them.

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Uncountably infinite sample spaces

Question 6

Any collection of items in probability is called...

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Set

Question 7

In this process you conduct an experiment, you don't know how the results will come out.

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Random process

Question 8

Is the long-term chance that a certain outcome will occur from some random process.

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Probability

Question 9

Refers to the statistical meanings of the terms used in probability

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Definition

Question 10

When you list all the posible outcomes is called...

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Sample space

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