Conditional Probability

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Conditional Probability Formulas | Independent and Dependent Events

Instructions

Shown on this page are youtube videos using a digital pen on virtual paper assisted by a HP Prime calculator emulator. The content found here extends the content found in our eBook or print copy of HP Prime Guide Algebra Fundamentals.

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Conditional Probabilities Formulas

The Video shows us calculating the probability for three conditional roles of a die. We demonstrate conditional probability formula using counting and probability. Working with a Finite Stochastic Process that uses Markov chain. We explore using the Math features of the HP Prime.

Embedded YouTube video file or direct link

HP Prime Onenote Independent and Dependent Events or direct link

Microsoft is in the process of adding equation editor to 365 subscription of Onenote for Windows 10. They recommend you use equation editor in Word and copy and paste into Onenote for Windows 10. That is what we did to get the math notation.

We used the fraction key, a b/c, to convert decimal answers to fraction.

Independent and Dependent Events

The Video shows us calculating the independence of two coin tosses and drawing a King and drawing a Black Cad. Developing formulas for Independent and Dependent events. Working with a Finite Stochastic Process that uses Markov chain. We explore using the Math features of the HP Prime.

Embedded YouTube video file or direct link

HP Prime Onenote Independent and Dependent Events or direct link

Microsoft is in the process of adding equation editor to 365 subscription of Onenote for Windows 10. They recommend you use equation editor in Word and copy and paste into Onenote for Windows 10. That is what we did to get the math notation.

We used the fraction key, a b/c, to convert decimal answers to fraction. All items inside matrices are probabilities.

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