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Unit 2 Probability Distributions

Finding the Probability of an Intersection . In the previous lesson, we demonstrated how the probability of a union of two events was calculated by the Addition Rule. . In this lesson, we will see how the probability of an intersection of two events is determined by the Multiplication Rule. . Supp

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Unit 2 Probability Distributions

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    2. Finding the Probability of an Intersection

    3. Illustrating the Multiplication Rule

    4. Conditional Probability

    5. Independent Events

    6. Example 1: Identifying Independent and Dependent Events

    7. Example 2: Identifying Independent and Dependent Events

    8. Caution!

    9. The Multiplication Rule

    10. Illustration Computing Probabilities Using the Multiplication Rule

    11. Example 3: Using the Multiplication Rule

    13. Example 4: The Multiplication Rule for Independent Events

    16. Example 5: Small Samples from Large Populations

    18. Independence Assumption

    19. Computing Conditional Probabilities

    20. Example 6: Computing a Conditional Probability

    21. Example 7: Driver Fatalities

    24. Checking for Independence

    25. Example 7: Driver Fatalities

    26. Conditional Probabilities and False Positive Test Results

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