Table 1
Probability that someone chosen at random brought popcorn?
47/75
Probability that someone believes that Captain America will be the one to beat Thanos?
37/200
Does order matter?
Yes
Does order matter?
No
What does it mean to be Mutually Exclusive?
Can not occur at the same time
Probability that someone chosen at random brought popcorn and went at 7:15?
29/75
Probability that someone will see Endgame?
121/200
Find 5!
120
I need to choose 3 students from a class of 10
120
What is Experimental Prob?
Prob based on past experiments
Probability that someone chosen at random brought popcorn or went at 12:30?
67/75
P(Other|Going to see Endgame)
64/121
The number of ways you can arrange 4 pictures hanging on a wall.
24
I deal out 5 cards for a round of Poker
2,598,960
What is Theoretical Prob?
Prob based on calculations (fact)
Given that a person brought popcorn, probability they went to the movies at 12:30?
18/47
P(Iron Man and No)
20/200
15 students are running for President and Vice-President for a high school Key Club
210
8 people are waiting in a lobby. 3 of them will get on the next elevator.
56
What are Independent events? Give an Example.
Events that have no effect on each other
Given that a person went at 7:15, probability they went to the movies at 12:30?
0
P(Thor or Iron Man)
79/200
I have 7 items on a "to-do" list, and I'm trying to figure out the order in which to do them.
5040
What is the difference between permutations and combinations?
P - order matters, C - order doesn't matter
What are Dependent Events? Give an example.
Events that do have an effect on each other.