Introduction to Probability
Students will define basic probability concepts, including sample space, events, and calculating simple probabilities.
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Students will define basic probability concepts, including sample space, events, and calculating simple probabilities.
Key Questions
- Explain the difference between theoretical and experimental probability.
- Construct a sample space for a given experiment and identify all possible outcomes.
- Predict the likelihood of an event occurring based on its probability.
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