The probabilities of a student

  1. Assume a family is planning to have three children.1. Why do probabilities centered around this scenario represent the same
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  2. Compare probabilities of independent and probabilities of dependent events.Any examples???
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  3. Lamar is rolling a die and recording what number he gets each time. He rolls the die 250 times and records his results in the
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  4. Lamar is rolling a die and recording what number he gets each time. He rolls the die 250 times and records his results in the
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  5. Lamar is rolling a die and recording what number he gets each time. He rolls the die 250 times and records his results in the
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  6. The probabilities of a student getting grade A, B, C and D are 0.2, 0.3, 0.15 and 0.35 respectively. Then the probability that
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  7. If there are only two possible outcomes to an experiment then...A.) the two corresponding probabilities must each be.50. B.) the
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  8. A single card is selected from an ordinary deck of cards. The sample space is shown in the figure below. Find the probabilities.
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  9. Calculate the following probabilities (to 2 decimals) using the table of joint probabilities.A1 A2 B1 .4 .3 B2 .2 .1 a. P(A1|B2)
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  10. Suppose you conduct a study and find that the probability of having a baby boy is 60%. Now suppose three of your relatives are
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