ABM A - Unit 6- Set 1 - Motivational Banker
1. What does probability measure?

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2. In the rolling of a dice experiment, what is an example of an event?

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3. What is the probability of rain if the weather forecast indicates a 40% chance?

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4. What concept is mentioned as a prerequisite for understanding probability in the text?

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5. Which mathematical concept involves the product of all positive integers up to a given number?

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6. In the context of probability, what is used to determine the likelihood of different outcomes?

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7. What is used to plan for a picnic in the example provided?

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8. What term is used to describe the different ways a set of items can be arranged?

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9. What is the factorial symbol denoted by?

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10. How is factorial defined?

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11. Calculate 4 factorial (4!).

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12. What is the purpose of using factorial in probability and statistics?

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13. Which mathematical function is often used in conjunction with factorial to determine the number of possible arrangements?

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14. If n! = 1, what is the value of n?

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15. What does 3! (3 factorial) equal?

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16. What does the factorial function help calculate in probability and statistics?

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17. How is 0! defined in the factorial function?

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18. What is a permutation?

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19. How is the formula for calculating permutations expressed?

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20. In the permutation formula, what does 'n' represent?

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21. What is the purpose of calculating permutations?

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22. What is a combination?

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23. How is the formula for calculating combinations expressed?

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24. In the combination formula, what does 'r' represent?

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25. How are permutations and combinations often used?

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26. What event is mentioned as an example where permutations and combinations are used?

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27. What does 'n!' represent in the context of permutations and combinations?

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28. What is a random experiment?

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29. What is associated with each outcome of a random experiment?

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30. What is a common example of a random experiment mentioned in the text?

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31. How many possible outcomes are there when rolling a fair six-sided dice?

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32. What is the probability of obtaining heads when tossing a fair coin?

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33. How is a random experiment used to model real-world situations?

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34. What term is used to describe the possible results of a random experiment involving a fair coin?

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35. What statistical techniques can be used to analyze the outcomes of a random experiment?

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36. What is the key characteristic of a random experiment?

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37. How is the sample space determined for an experiment?

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38. What are sample points in the context of a sample space?

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39. What does the sample space represent in the experiment of rolling a six-sided die?

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40. What is the general relationship between sample space and sample points?

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41. What is the primary role of sample points in the sample space?

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42. What is an event in the context of probability?

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43. How is an event defined in relation to the sample space?

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