Foundation
Find the probability of an event not happening including using a table (include mutually exclusive and exhaustive)
Foundation
Find the probability of an event not happening including using a table (include mutually exclusive and exhaustive)
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- In this lesson, we will learn how to look at equally likely events and mutually exclusive events and discover the sum of probabilities to aid finding the probability of an event not happening.
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3 Questions
Q1.
A
B
Q2.
A
C
Q3.
3. Dexter, Rosie and Sunil are playing a game with a six-sided die. Dexter wins if he rolls an even number. Rosie wins if she rolls a number greater than 4. Sunil wins if he rolls a 5. Which player is more likely to win?
Rosie
Sunil
4 Questions
Q1.
A
C
Q2.
Always true
Never true
Q3.
A
B
Q4.
0.6 and 0.1
0.7 and 0.7