Calculating the Probability of Simple Events

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Calculating the Probability of Simple Events. In this video I show the basic idea and a few simple examples of calculating the probability of simple events!

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[Abdulaziz Alabdan]

I'm 31 years old and a former air traffic controller, I gave up my successful carrier to join college for the first time ever to expand my knowledge and potentials so I left home and came to the US. I was scared of math for that i never had it before in English, my native language is Arabic, plus it's been along time since I've been to class,almost 14 years.I came across one of your videos and it was just the answer to my prayers. Sir Patrick, please accept my honest gratitude and God bless you

[patrickJMT]

good luck in your studies!! :)

[patrickJMT]

i think i will keep up with my um's and you know's. thanks though.

[Mariel Alfonso]

Thank you!

[nero haruno]

darn your a life saver... i have exam next week and my textbook was stolen..

thanks for this

[siyerashokoor]

Nice

[Sean Barton]

Can you help me with one question? I have been having an argument with my friend over one simple question related to Probability. The question was: " A bag contains 20 balls numbered from 1 to 20. two balls are selected from the bag at the same time. what is the probability that the two numbers selected do not differ by 12?" My answer is 60%, but he says it is 40%. Can you please tell me the right answer? Thank you in advance.

[Blake Dingman]

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[Subrina Montez]

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[Bill Clinton]

PatrickJMT strikes again!!

[Kevin Lowery]

Thanks. Being a Math Geek or not really doesn't matter to me. It's how one communicates the theories and concepts. You make it sound simple. Thank you.

[jamesivan24]

Five items are randomly arranged. Is the probability that they'll be in any given order 1/(5!)?

[rahat karim]

nice video , can you explain how would you solve this: in a simpl experiment: chips with integers 1-20 are placed: whats the probabilty that a number drawn is a multiple of 3 and the probabilty that a number drawn is not a multiple of 4, thankyou :)