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In summary, probability is a fundamental concept in mathematics that helps us understand and quantify uncertainty. By understanding these key concepts, you can apply probability to various real-world situations, such as making informed decisions, analyzing data, and evaluating risk.

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GCSE Level Probability: A Comprehensive Guide
Probability is the mathematical study of chance and randomness. It
helps us understand the likelihood of certain events occurring. At a GCSE
level, you'll learn about:
1. Basic Probability
 Sample space: The set of all possible outcomes of an experiment.
 Event: A subset of the sample space.
 Probability: The measure of how likely an event is to occur.
 Probability formula:
o Probability of an event (P) = Number of favorable outcomes /
Total number of outcomes
Example:
 Experiment: Tossing a coin
 Sample space: {Heads, Tails}
 Event: Getting a head
 Probability of getting a head: P(Head) = 1/2
2. Types of Probability
 Theoretical probability: Based on mathematical reasoning.
 Experimental probability: Based on actual experiments.
3. Probability Trees
 A diagram that shows the possible outcomes of a sequence of
events.
 Each branch represents a possible outcome.
 The probability of an outcome is the product of the probabilities of
the branches leading to it.
Example:




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probability tree showing the possible outcomes of tossing two coins
4. Independent and Dependent Events
 Independent events: The outcome of one event does not affect
the outcome of the other.
 Dependent events: The outcome of one event does affect the
outcome of the other.
Example:
 Tossing two coins are independent events.

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