Probability - Equally Likely Events | Throwing a die | Don't Memorise

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[@roufdar179]

Can you please explain about the Unlikeness of two events like prime numbers and composite numbers. Because p( prime number) = 3/6=1/2, while as P( composite number) =2/6=1/3.
Are these two events unlike.

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Nice explanation. thank for sharing with us :-)

[@InfinityLearn_NEET]

Yay! you're welcome :)

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[@mehrosenasir3966]

so this means rwo eventts can be independent of each other and at the same time they are equally likely. So for example getting an odd number out of a throw is 3/6 and same for getting an even number is 3/6. These two events are equally likely and independent (because the sample space doesn't change)

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[@bhaskarupadhayay7073]

Mam I've a query.... independent events & equally likely events are same na...??

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[@btsgirl289]

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Nice video

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JUST LIKE Toss a coin 50% chance of head and 50% chance of tail

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[@knowledgegain7506]

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[@prabhudattabhuyan7128]

Is number 1 an odd number? what is an odd number?

[@amanchawla2379]

Jao bhai jungle khula hai apke lia .
No odd no even there

[@yuvnatandon7716]

Odd numbers are the numbers like 1,3,5 etc and even are the ones which are divisible by 2 like 2,4,6,8 etc (hope it helps) (though it is late)

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[@4stro6oy]

lesson for life. shit happens. equally likely.

[@mamatheshkumar5711]

probability = (dx)d(x-1)/ dy.
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probability of disease occurence.

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i am learning probability today june 8 2020 i did not understand

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[@kaeleyfung7016]

thanks for sharing
you just talk a bit too fast

[@eightgeediyafah4002]

nice but it should be dice not die hahahahahahahahha

[@DunyaHyuga]

Die is the singular form of dice but in modern standard English dice is both the singular and the plural: 'throw the dice' could mean a reference to either one or more than one dice.”

[@danial1919]

Its a dice not a die

[@madhusudhanreddyputluru3175]

No it is the die only

[@flora9112]

We could say in both way.

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[@TerrelleCheers1]

Any proof?
That's what I thought. Be respectful.

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