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☼ Probability : In a random experiment, let S be the sample space and E be the event. Then, E S. Then, we define (if m = n…
☼ Give the difference between mutually exclusive events and independent events.
mutually exclusive even…
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Event
☼ Event : The result of an experiment are known as events: e.g. (i) If a coin is tossed head ( H ) and tail ( T ) are two different events. (ii) 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 are different even… 05
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Sample Space
☼ Sample Space : A set representing all possible outcomes of a random experiment is called a sample space and it is denoted by S or U. Each outcome is called a sample point. The number of sample points… 05
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Unbiased Experiment
☼ Unbiased Experiment : If each outcome of the experiment is equally likely to occur, then the experiment is known as an unbiased experiment. e.g. When we throw a coin, … 05
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Random Experimen
☼ Random Experiment ( or trial ) : An experiment which can result in anyone of the several possible outcomes is called a random experiment or a trial. e.g. (i) Tossing of a coin is a rando…
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Examples(2)
(4) In how many ways 7 persons stand in a row, if three particular persons do not stand together ? Soln. 7 persons can stand in a row in 7 ! = 5040 ways ––––––––– ( 1 ) Three particular person … 05
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Combination
☼ COMBINATION : When we have to choose a certain number of objects from a given set of objects in such a way that the order of selection is not important, the selection is known as a combination. Consider the following example… Search
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