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Illustrating

Event, Union
and
intersection of
events.
-Set
-are the collection of items and using the
bracket
{}
-it may contains numbers days of the week or
name of friends

Examples
{1,2,3,4}
{M, I, K, A, E,L}
-Elements
The items contained within a set satisfies the
criteria

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Event- A subset of a sample space
A specific or collection of
outcomes
Simpleevents-Any event which consist of
a Single outcome in the sample
spacespace
Compound events-Event which consist of
more than one outcome
“ Union-the blending of both
sets indicates "or“)
Special symbols:U
Intersection -when the two
set over lap indicates
"and")
Special symbols:

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Union of events
-an event is something that has happened and is
always associated with an experiment

-consists of elements belonging


to event A, event B or both A and B

-this is written as A or B
AUB

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Intersection of Events
-events are occurring together
-even if one event holds false all will be false
-consists of all elements in events A and B at
the same time

-this is written as A and B


A B

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Given the following sets
A={2,4,6,7,8}
B={2,6,10,11,12}
(A).
4 2 10
(B)

Find AUB=?;
A. B=? 7 11
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Answer 8 12
AUB={2,4,6,7,8,10,11,12}
A. B={2,6}

➜Union and
intersection of events

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EXAMPLE:UNION AND
INTERSECTION OF EVENTS
If event A is {1,2,3,4,5}and
Event B is {10,20,30,40,50}

AUB={1,2,3,4,5,10,20,30,40,50}.
A. B={} OR EMPTY SET

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“ Given:
A) B)

Event A= {0,1,2,3}
5 0,1,2,3 8,10,9
Event B={8,9,10}
7

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4.

AUB={0,1,2,3,8,9,10}

A. B={ }
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Solve Problems involving Union
and Intersection of two events

➜ Step 2 ➜ Step 3
➜ Step 1
The remaining
It is always helpful subract the number elements who does
to start the of elements in the
intersection from the not belong to event A
problem on the and B
last clue Or clues stated in the
Must be place outsid
information given problem.
the two
Circle ⭕
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N(A)=6 elements
B)
A). n(B)=7elements
6
Does not belong =2
3
8. 12 elements
5
2
1 4. 10 n(AUB)=n(A)+n(B)—
n(A. B)
9 7. . 11

n(AUB)=6+7—3

n(AUB)= 10

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