# Probability with Venn Diagrams – Ultimate Guide

Visualising multiple events using Venn diagrams to find probabilities is done quite often. Representing Data in Venn Diagrams There are 9 types of Venn diagrams for holding two events when they overlap each other. Let’s assume there are two elective subjects, Arts and Biology, in a certain school. $P(A)$ The probability that a […]

# Probability of Complementary Events: without Replacement

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# Probability of Complementary Events: Ratios

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# Probability of Complementary Events: At Least

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# Probability without Replacement and Order of Events

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# Probability without Replacement with AND OR

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# Product Rule and Independent Events

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# Product Rule of Probability: Probability Regarding AND

Transcript They give you the probability of a, b, c, and d in the question. Part a! They want us to find the probability of a and b. The probability of a and b is simply a probability of times the probability of b which becomes 1 on 24. And that’s it, guys. That’s pretty […]

# Addition Rule and Mutually Exclusive Events

Transcript Okay, if a and b are mutually exclusive and they give you what probability of a and probability of b is. They want us to find the probability of a or b. Now, the key thing here is mutually exclusive. What does mutually exclusive mean? Mutually exclusive means the probability of a and b […]

# Probability Regarding OR

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