Lesson 7 Law of Total Probability 

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definately the ice breaker tutorial for students learning probability

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Shouldn’t the last equation have probability of a intersection b on the left hand side. It assumes a has full information about b.

Great videos Sir. Btw, Do the lessons cover all of exam p syllabus or just part?

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