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| Any of the possible results of action |
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| One outcome or a collection of outcomes |
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| The chance of an event happening |
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| Two events that either will or will not occur |
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| the set of all possible outcomesin a probability experiment |
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| a diagram used to display the sample space |
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| Fundemental counting principle |
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| Multiplacationcan be used to find the numberof possible out comesin a sample space |
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| an arrangement or listing of objects in which order is important |
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| an arrangement or listing in which order is not important |
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| two or more simple events |
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| the outcome the outcome of one eventdoesn't effect the outcome of another event |
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| The outcome of one event affects the outcome of another event |
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| Events that cannot happen at the same time (C.I.E tossing and tossing tails at the same time on the same coin)Also called mutally exclusive events |
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| Is what should happen if all the numbers are even |
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| Experimentaly Probability |
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| what happens after youve ex rolled the dice a certain amount of times |
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