Probability - addition and multiplication rules 

never knew this would become such a clutch for my first exams thats happening tomorrow 😭 THANK YOU

Your videos are sooooooo good and helpful keep up the good work!!!!

What a great explanation, thanks again. Who said math is boring, just get your marbles out?

Thank you sir, your explanation, rules and diagram really helps

your Video was very great. it saved me. thanks. you explain better than some university professors. keep up the good work.

Reminds me of highschool! 😊😊😊 Thank you sir!

Thank you for this video!

Excellent explanation

Great explanation sir ,, explaining probability through tree shape much better than function shape only ( which official Gmat book used )

Thanks!

Illustrative examples !

Thank you, thank you!

Good video

I have been wondering for a long time. Are you using a mouse to write?

How about maths of moving from one point to another through two or more different substrates that let you go different speeds?

Tecmath can you please solve this problem using the method you explained. You are walking to a ranger station. You go to one fork and you randomly go left. You go to another fork and randomly go right. There is one correct path. What is the probability you are on the correct path. Please make a video on this I am really confused. Thanks again and very good explanation. Please.

Wow just realised how many subs this channel has

Ty

I love math and you. I hope I can connect with you

Nice

can you plz make a video for compounded interest problems??

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when finding out the probability, do i simplify my answer in an exam?

Off topic? I was out of work but trying really hard to find a job. I managed to get 9 interviews in 11 months. I didn't get any of the jobs. The job centre guy insisted that with that many interviews he "couldn't understand why I hadn't got a job." i.e using his logic I had a greater chance of getting a job the more interviews I had. I tried to tell him the independent events probability applied because each interview was an independent event. As he was a bureaucrat he did not like it one bit being answered back to. Sooooo. am I right in saying the two possible outcomes of each interview resulting in a job offer are Yes and No and that the outcome of say the 6th interview does not affect the 7th interview. Hence each outcome was 1 in 2? This of course ignores things such as with every failure I got more and more desperate and this desperation showed. It also ignores things like if there are say 6 people interviewed including me then the probability of any one of us getting the job was 1 in 6. If you've read this far then thanks. Great channel by the way.

On the last part, why did you put 2 taken out randomly but only removed one apple? I thought two apples would be removed.

Probability does not add up to 1 in case of independent events?

hello can you help me in some equations?

make about Derivatives pleace teacher

Sorry I meant it was just dividing statics it has really planned any thing to predict probability other than statistics

800k im waiting so i can be the 800 thousaundth sub

*Probability* 0:09 Flipping A Coin or Marbles in a bag 1:19 Flipping a Coin 2 times Possible results of Flipping a Coin 2 times HH HT TH TT Independent Events 5:25 Mutually Exclusive events 6:25 Takeing Out Marbles from A Bag 7:18 Dependent Event *”Without Replacement”* Means-> Not Replacing Marbles. Not Replacing Marbles causes the Changing Probabilities Possible Results For Pulling 2 Marbles from a bag of 3 Blue Marbles and 2 Red Marbles BB BR RB RR 11:03 Probability of 1 Red and 1 Blue

1st commenter

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Bro sounds like Jeremy Clarkson from Top Gear

Stimulating

HA FIRST COMMENT

IndependEnt.

You are a very good maths teacher, so please stick to that and don't try teaching English. 'Independent' and 'dependent' are not spelt with an 'a'! :-)

All you have said is nothing 1 in 2 1 in 4 my god makes no sense and by the way no sense adds to o wait 1 in 2 nonsense

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