Across
- 1. any positive interger n, define as n!
- 4. Probability that an event happens because another event happens
- 5. P(A^c)=1-P(A)
- 10. P(AorB)=P(A)+P(B)-P(A and B)
- 12. The more repitions of a chance outcome, the more it approaches its probability
- 13. Distinct arrangement of some group of individuals
- 14. 2 converging circles where each circle represents an event
- 16. All events in event A and B
- 17. Rule P(A and B)=P(A) * P(A|B)
- 18. Description of some chance process with 2 parts
- 19. Imitates a chance process that models tge real world
- 20. Notion nPr represents number of permutations sellected from the entire group
Down
- 2. aCn=nPr/n!
- 3. Set of individuals chosen from some group which order selected doesnt matter
- 6. Shows sample space of a chance process involving multiple stages
- 7. Any connection outcomes from one chance process
- 8. All outcomes common with event A and B
- 9. The proportion of times an outcome can occur
- 11. List of all possible outcomes
- 15. No common outcomes and cant occur together