Probability Video Quiz

What are the two types of probability mentioned?

• Mutually exclusive and inclusive

• Independent and dependent

• Subjective and objective

• Empirical and theoretical

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How can empirical probability be described?

• As an ideal or truth in the universe

• Based on actual data observations

• A probability that doesn't change over time

• Calculated without any data

What does the addition rule of probability help with?

• Determining the outcome of dependent events

• Calculating the probability of mutually exclusive events

• Finding the mean of a dataset

• Predicting the exact outcome of an event

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What does it mean if two events are not mutually exclusive?

• Their probabilities are always equal

• They can occur at the same time

• They have no impact on each other's outcomes

• They cannot occur at the same time

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How is the probability of two independent events occurring together calculated?

• By subtracting one probability from the other

• By dividing their probabilities

• By adding their probabilities

• By multiplying their probabilities

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What does a conditional probability tell us?

• The likelihood of an event given no prior conditions

• The probability of an event given that another event has occurred

• The overall probability of two independent events

• The difference between empirical and theoretical probabilities

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Why are probabilities important in everyday decision making?

• They help us understand the likelihood of various outcomes

• They are only relevant in academic settings

• They guarantee the outcomes of our decisions

• They can predict the future with absolute certainty

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