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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.
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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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.”
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-Theoretical Probability
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-Axiomatic Probability
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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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Great explanations. Keep it up.
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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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Mam I've a query.... independent events & equally likely events are same na...??
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JUST LIKE Toss a coin 50% chance of head and 50% chance of tail
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Is number 1 an odd number? what is an odd number?
Jao bhai jungle khula hai apke lia .
No odd no even there
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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lesson for life. shit happens. equally likely.
probability = (dx)d(x-1)/ dy.
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probability of disease occurence.
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nice but it should be dice not die hahahahahahahahha
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.”
Its a dice not a die
No it is the die only
We could say in both way.
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