Calculating the Probability of an Event - [7-7-5]

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[@NutellaGabriella]

10:37 Is where i’m gonna start for a part 2. Thanks for everything! You explain things really well. Although i’m in 5th grade and shouldn’t really be doing this stuff, it’s good i am. Thanks again so much! 👏😃

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Thank you; you make it easy to understand.

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Great lecture, expecting more to come..

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thanks..trying to read this stuff is like tryin to learn another language, thanks for simplifying this to a point that even a 3rd grader could understand

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@Math and Science , Sir Why do we need trigonometry for calculus ? Can you make detail video on this topic ?

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I have interest in this course but i'm little bit bafull except I have go over it once small

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[@balaramasenapati6577]

sir tell me this question answered please ...........two fair and ordinary dice are rolled simultaneously .the probability of geting the some of outcome of the dice as a multiple of 4 is equal to (a) 5/9 (b)1/4 (c) 1/9 (d) 1/9

[@TexasElectrician77]

It’s 1/4 or a 25% chance. There are nine ways to get 4,8 or 12 out of 36 total ways the dice can land.

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[@balaramasenapati6577]

Sir this question can't be understand please slove it....... Let A and B independend events such that P(A)= p , P(B) = 2p the largest value of p for which p ( A , B occurred ) =5/9 is (a) 1/3 (b) 2/9 (c ) 4/9 ( d) 5/12

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