There is sth wrong to the demonstration. If we the same formula to find out for example the probability of getting 4 heads in 8 flips, than we have 27%, and is clearly that the probability should be 50%
when you where doing 8x7/2*8 then went to 2*3 x 7/2*5 why dose the rule of exponents (a*-b*) not work when you do that. it gives me 2*-5 it's not correct what am i doing wrong when im simplifyin because thats a rule when you divide exponents
@aew782 Subtract the same number from the exponents on both the top and bottom. Just to keep things clean, let's say it's just 2^3/2^8 = 2^(3-3)/2^(8-3) = 2^0/2^5 = 1 / 2^5.
Another way to understand is to expand them out. 2^3/2^8 = (2x2x2)/(2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2). Then you just cancel top and bottom and you're left with 1/2x2x2x2x2 = 1/2^5
@bhz10 Yea, you need to watch the rest to understand this. When he refers to other videos there's probably something you have to watch in the past videos to get what he's talking about.
the question would have said then "probability of getting 3 consecutive heads" "exactly 3 heads" means the combination can be of any order (as sal has done) but it should not exceed or be lower than 3
@nightmare4eVerr1 thats wrong, they dont need to be consecutive using combinations (if you heads were on the 2,4 and 8th throw this is still valid, they do not need to be consectutive)
Bob arrives to work on time with probability 0.70, while Caroline arrives on times with probability 0.80. The probability they both arrive on time is 0.60.
AWhat is the probability that at least one of them arrives on time
B)What is the probability that exactly one will arrive at work on time?
The Probalility of Chosing three flips out of eight is 21.75%. But these three flips can also result in tails also. I guess we need to divide it by half to get three heads exactly. Answer awaited.
I agree with Mr.Raina. I believe Mr.Khan is missing here something. 21.75% is the answer for getting any 3 combination (i.e HHH, HHT, TTT...etc) If you look at begining, question actually asking for "What is the probabilty of getting excatly 3 heads (HHH) out of 8 flips?" Waiting for Mr.Khan's response.
if you look closely, he tosses it 8 times, so the outcome must be 8 also, it maybe HHHTTTTT or HTTHHTTT, not HHH or HHT, the question is 3 heads out of 8 tosses.
sounded like you were gonna choose which 3 of the 8 live or die, hahahaha
SchoolProjectsGo 3 weeks ago
What my prof couldn't teach me over a 3 hours long lecture, you did it in 9 minutes!
Maisun1123581321 2 months ago
Can you calculate the total outcome with the combination formula??
m3tm4n 2 months ago
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m3tm4n 2 months ago
Sal really IS the god of probability
Tikimatuka 3 months ago
There is sth wrong to the demonstration. If we the same formula to find out for example the probability of getting 4 heads in 8 flips, than we have 27%, and is clearly that the probability should be 50%
bogdandospinescu12 6 months ago
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tomcySE 4 months ago in playlist Probability
I IS STUPID
GR530 7 months ago
..this actually helped.. thank you :)
LazLoGirL 8 months ago
when you where doing 8x7/2*8 then went to 2*3 x 7/2*5 why dose the rule of exponents (a*-b*) not work when you do that. it gives me 2*-5 it's not correct what am i doing wrong when im simplifyin because thats a rule when you divide exponents
aew782 9 months ago
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Asmor 7 months ago
@aew782 Subtract the same number from the exponents on both the top and bottom. Just to keep things clean, let's say it's just 2^3/2^8 = 2^(3-3)/2^(8-3) = 2^0/2^5 = 1 / 2^5.
Another way to understand is to expand them out. 2^3/2^8 = (2x2x2)/(2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2). Then you just cancel top and bottom and you're left with 1/2x2x2x2x2 = 1/2^5
Hope that helps!
Asmor 7 months ago
@Asmor Thank you !
aew782 7 months ago
who noticed that this Sal guy teaches everythg..maths, physics? i noe i did
polaroidfair 1 year ago
this... confused.... the FUCK.... out of me.
bhz10 1 year ago
@bhz10 watch previous videos too
Recordscience 10 months ago
@bhz10 Yea, you need to watch the rest to understand this. When he refers to other videos there's probably something you have to watch in the past videos to get what he's talking about.
DawnBreaker1100 10 months ago
I like turtles !
Sameer3292 1 year ago
You can your binomPDF( function on your "average" graphing calculator to do this @8:51...
atomikrobot300099 1 year ago
the question would have said then "probability of getting 3 consecutive heads" "exactly 3 heads" means the combination can be of any order (as sal has done) but it should not exceed or be lower than 3
nightmare4eVerr1 1 year ago
@nightmare4eVerr1 thats wrong, they dont need to be consecutive using combinations (if you heads were on the 2,4 and 8th throw this is still valid, they do not need to be consectutive)
PFloydism 1 year ago
Does anyone know the answer
Bob arrives to work on time with probability 0.70, while Caroline arrives on times with probability 0.80. The probability they both arrive on time is 0.60.
AWhat is the probability that at least one of them arrives on time
B)What is the probability that exactly one will arrive at work on time?
janbaz125 2 years ago
ask your teacher at school how to do probability trees, You can solve this problem using probability trees as your method.
bobby123greenhalgh 2 years ago
Also just a quick tip for all those out there that don't want to simplify factiorials 8!/3!= 8C3 which is a shortcut on many scientific calculators.
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MrRomanticHeart 2 years ago
Ok, now I got combinations. During the combinations video I was totally confused.
thedisguisedmaster 2 years ago
will be alot clearer if u mention that the denominator is the "sample space".
dave93vert 2 years ago
tnnx for the tutorial mate, helped alot
ZHAOFEIXIANG 2 years ago
"I am the god of probability" hahaha...
shazaduh 2 years ago 22
The Probalility of Chosing three flips out of eight is 21.75%. But these three flips can also result in tails also. I guess we need to divide it by half to get three heads exactly. Answer awaited.
MrSandyRaina 2 years ago
I agree with Mr.Raina. I believe Mr.Khan is missing here something. 21.75% is the answer for getting any 3 combination (i.e HHH, HHT, TTT...etc) If you look at begining, question actually asking for "What is the probabilty of getting excatly 3 heads (HHH) out of 8 flips?" Waiting for Mr.Khan's response.
vdesidevil 1 year ago
@vdesidevil
if you look closely, he tosses it 8 times, so the outcome must be 8 also, it maybe HHHTTTTT or HTTHHTTT, not HHH or HHT, the question is 3 heads out of 8 tosses.
TICOMMECA 1 year ago
Wow! Thank you so much...I got it...n i cant believe it!
charutalwar 2 years ago
thanks it helps a lot
now i get it
ULTRAFORCEp90mex 2 years ago
its so confusing...the way u explained just confuses me alot
bubblesnuggles 2 years ago
Dude u confused me a lot... i think i gotta watch your permutation and combinations video again, and also binomial theorem b4 them!!..
safithegr8 2 years ago
thanks
Stalingrad17 2 years ago 12
it helps a lot!
maxpurdy 2 years ago