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    The document illustrates probability concepts like events, outcomes, sample spaces, simple and compound events. It defines key terms like the sample space as the set of all possible outcomes of an experiment. An event is any subset of outcomes. Simple events involve a single outcome, while compound events combine simple events. The union of two events refers to outcomes that belong to either event, while the intersection includes outcomes that belong to both events. The complement of an event consists of outcomes not in the original event. Events are mutually exclusive if their outcomes cannot occur together.

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    The document illustrates probability concepts like events, outcomes, sample spaces, simple and compound events. It defines key terms like the sample space as the set of all possible outcomes of an experiment. An event is any subset of outcomes. Simple events involve a single outcome, while compound events combine simple events. The union of two events refers to outcomes that belong to either event, while the intersection includes outcomes that belong to both events. The complement of an event consists of outcomes not in the original event. Events are mutually exclusive if their outcomes cannot occur together.

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    ILLUSTRATES EVENTS,

    AND UNION AND


    INTERSECTION OF
    EVENTS.
    EXPERIMENTS
    activities like tossing of coins, rolling of dice,
    picking a card from a deck of cards or randomly
    choosing a ball from a box which could be
    repeated over and over again, and which have
    well-defined results.
    OUTCOMES
    possible results of the experiment
    SAMPLE SPACE
    set of all possible outcomes
    of an experiment.
    EVENT
    Any subset of possible
    outcomes for an experiment
    EVENT
    Simple Event
    Compound Event
    SIMPLE EVENT
    an event involves a single
    element of the sample space
    COMPOUND EVENT

    A combination of simple
    events.
    SIMPLE EVENT
    COMPOUND EVENT
    UNION OF TWO EVENTS
    UNION OF TWO
    EVENTS (𝑨 ∪ 𝑩)
     refers to the set of outcomes
    which belong to either event.
    UNION OF TWO
    EVENTS (𝑨 ∪ 𝑩)
    UNION OF TWO
    EVENTS (𝑨 ∪ 𝑩)
    UNION OF TWO
    EVENTS (𝑨 ∪ 𝑩)
    INTERSECTION OF TWO
    EVENTS
    INTERSECTION OF
    TWO EVENTS
    is the event whose outcomes
    belong to both events A and B.
    INTERSECTION OF
    TWO EVENTS
    INTERSECTION OF
    TWO EVENTS
    INTERSECTION OF
    TWO EVENTS
    COMPLEMENT OF AN EVENT
    (A’)
    COMPLEMENT OF AN
    EVENT (A’)
    is read as “A complement” meaning event A does
    not occur.
    So, the event A’ is the set consisting all the
    outcomes in the sample space S that are not in A.
    COMPLEMENT OF AN
    EVENT (A’)

    Find the complement of A and the complement of B


    COMPLEMENT OF AN
    EVENT (A’)
    COMPLEMENT OF AN
    EVENT (A’)
    MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE EVENTS
    MUTUALLY
    EXCLUSIVE EVENTS
    Mutually exclusive Not Mutually Exclusive
    -Events that cannot if two events intersect or
    there are outcomes that
    occur at the same are common to
    time them
    MUTUALLY
    EXCLUSIVE EVENTS
    Mutually exclusive Not Mutually Exclusive
    -Events that cannot if two events intersect or
    there are outcomes that
    occur at the same are common to
    time them
    MUTUALLY
    EXCLUSIVE EVENTS
    Mutually exclusive Not Mutually Exclusive
    -Events that cannot if two events intersect or
    there are outcomes that
    occur at the same are common to
    time them
    MUTUALLY
    EXCLUSIVE EVENTS
    NOT MUTUALLY
    EXCLUSIVE EVENTS
    ACTIVITY TIME

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