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A\B (A take away B)

equals A∩Bcomplement


if A={1,2,3} and B= {1,3,5}


then A\B = {2}

If you flip a coin 3x in a row there are...

2^3=8 possibilities (n=2, r=3)

Order counts with out replacement

r≤n , there are n ways to choose the first object, total number of ways is


n!/(n-r)!

0! equals

1

13!/1! equals

13

Order does not count without replacement



(n!/(n-r)!)(1/r!)


if order does not count, (2,1) and (1,2) are the same


(define n choose r)

n choose 0 equals

1

n choose n equals

1

n choose 1 equals

n

n is

6 for a die


2 for a coin

r is

the number of times a coin is tossed/ die rolled etc.

Order counts with replacement

n^r different ways total

Order does not count with replacement (rare)

n=1, r≥1...1 way


n=2, r≥1...r+1 ways


r=1, n≥1...n ways


r=2, n≥2...n+1 choose 2





toss a fair die twice in a row. what the probability that the numbers which come up are in non-decreasing order?

Denominator: 6^2=36 (size of sample space)


Numerator: (replacement, order does not count)


n+r-1 choose r


n=6, r=2


so 6+2+1 choose 2=


7 choose 2=


7x6/2x1=


21


21/36 = 7/12 probability

Independent events

A and B are indenpendent in the probability of P(A∩B) =P(A)P(B)