dependent events
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Dependent Events. Objective: Find the probability of dependent events. Standard Addressed : 2.7.11: D Use theoretical probability distributions to make judgments about the likelihood of various outcomes in uncertain situations. KNOWING THE OUTCOME OF ONE EVENT CAN AFFECT THE PROBABILITY - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Dependent Events
Objective: Find the probability of dependent events.
Standard Addressed: 2.7.11: D Use theoretical probability distributions to make judgments about the
likelihood of various outcomes in uncertain situations.
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KNOWING THE OUTCOME
OF ONE EVENT CAN
AFFECT THE PROBABILITY
OF ANOTHER EVENT
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If one event does affect the occurrence of the other event, the events are dependent.
Probability of Dependent Events
Events A and B are dependent events if and only if P(A and B) = P (A) x P(B).
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SOMETIMES THE PROBABILITY OF THE SECOND EVENTCHANGES DEPENDING ON THE OUTCOME OF THE FIRST EVENT.
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AN ADDITION TO THE NOTEPACKET:
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Ex. 2 A bag contains 12 blue disks and 5 green disks. For each case below, find the probability of selecting a green disk on the first draw and
a green disk on the second draw.
a. The first disk is replaced.
5/17 * 5/17 = 25/289 = 8.7%
b. The first disk is NOT replaced.
5/17 * 4/16 = 20/272 = 7.35%
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Ex. 3 A bag contains 8 red disks, 9 yellow disks, and 5 blue disks. Two consecutive draws are made from the bag WITHOUT replacement of the
first draw. Find the probability of each event.
a. red first, red second
8/22 * 7/21 = 56/462 = 12.12%
b. yellow first, blue second
9/22 * 5/21 = 45/462 = 9.7%
c. blue first, blue second
5/22 * 4/21 = 20/462 = 4.3%
d. red first, blue second
8/22 * 5/21 = 40/462 = 8.7%
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