Example : In tossing a coin once , Find the probability of events ? 1) The...
Example :
In tossing a coin once , Find the probability of events ?
1) The event A is the first tossing is heads
2) The event B is the first tossing is tails
3) The event c is the getting is one at least heads
4) The event c is the getting is one at most tails
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Example :
In tossing a coin once , Find the probability of events ?
1) The event A is the first tossing is heads
2) The event B is the first tossing is tails
3) The event c is the getting is one at least heads
4) The event c is the getting is one at most tails
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Example :
When you with draw a card from a set of cards number 10 numbered from 1 to 10 .
1)What is the probability of obtaining an initial number or number that can be divided by 3 ?
Homework Answers
1) The event A is the first tossing is heads = 1/2
2) The event B is the first tossing is tails = 1/2
3) The event c is the getting is one at least heads=1/2
4) The event c is the getting is one at most tails= P(X=0) + P(X=1) = 1/2+1/2 = 1
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the probability of obtaining an initial number or number that can be divided by 3 = 3/10 = 0.30
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