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ACMS 10145: Chapter 4 - Introduction to
Probability (Part 1)

probability - a numerical measure of the likelihood that an event will occur



experiment - an act or process of watching what leads to a single outcome that
cannot be predicted with certainty



sample point - the most basic outcome of an experiment; the sample space is a
collection of all of these



event - a specific collection of sample points



sample space - a collection of all possible outcomes of an experiment



event - Given the experiment of tossing a single die one time, we consider "rolling
an even number" to be a(n) _________.



multiplication principle - when the probabilities of several different events are
mathematically configured together to determine the likelihood of all of those
events occurring

, 12 (3 x 4) - If you can choose any one of three ice cream flavors and any one of
four toppings, how many options in total can you choose?



216 (6^3) - Suppose we roll a six-sided die three times. Note that 1/3/1 is
different than 3/1/1. How many outcomes are possible?



96 (3 x 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 ... 3 refers to number of sizes, 2 refers to the binary of
either having a topping on the pizza or not) - A pizza place has 3 different sizes of
pizza and 5 toppings. How many possible pizzas can be made?



one - The difference between the pizza place example and the ice cream example
is that, in the ice cream example, there were no binaries, as only ______
topping(s) could be selected.



factorial - the product of an integer and all the integers below it



permutation - an arrangement, or listing, of objects in which ORDER MATTERS



permutation - The equation featured here is the equation for a(n) _________.



combination - an arrangement, or listing, of objects in which ORDER DOES NOT
MATTER



combination - The equation featured here is the equation for a(n) _________.

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