Application of FCP to Probability Problems (Grade 12 NSC Matric Mathematics): Flashcards
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When to use FCP for probability
When to use FCP for probability
When sample space is very large
Probability of event E formula
Probability of event E formula
Meaning of in probability formula
Meaning of in probability formula
Total number of arrangements of event E
Meaning of in probability formula
Meaning of in probability formula
Total number of arrangements of sample space S
Complement rule for probability
Complement rule for probability
'With repetition' in counting problems
'With repetition' in counting problems
Same number of choices available each time
'Without repetition' in counting problems
'Without repetition' in counting problems
Number of choices decreases each time
4-digit PINs possible with repetition (0-9)
4-digit PINs possible with repetition (0-9)
4-digit PINs without repetition (0-9)
4-digit PINs without repetition (0-9)
Strategy for 'at least one' probability problems
Strategy for 'at least one' probability problems
Use complement: calculate 'none' and subtract from 1
