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11 Samacheer Kalvi Solutions for 12.4.2.3

12.4.2.3

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11 Samacheer Kalvi Solutions for 12.4.2.3

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Exercise 12.4

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                          11 Samacheer Kalvi Solutions for 12.4.2.3

                          In the 16th century two mathematicians from France created the initial concept of Probability.They are both responsible for creating the fundamental elements of Probability.The concept was further extended by another mathematician who in the 18th century created the Bayesian concept.A lot of the events in the real world can't be predicted.In order to take an intelligent guess we try to define the probability of the event happening.

                          It is helpful for students to understand the concepts of Probability as it will be applied in their career in the future when they work for corporate or government agenciesThe probability will be used for making decisions.It is always a good idea to make decisions based on a mathematical formula rather than chance.Surprises and unpredictable outcomes are what the events that happen in the world around us are filled with.There could be different types of outcomes for an event.

                          Predicting the most likely outcome is aided by the probability.An experiment is defined as the result of a process that can be defined.If one can predict the outcome of an experiment before it starts it is called a Deterministic Experiment.Random experiment is also called non-Deterministic experimentWe can predict which outcomes of a random experiment will happen.

                          Sample space is the collection of all the possibilities in a random event.There are two types of sample points in a space: countable and uncountable.There is no way that the number of sample points can be further divided into a subcategory.A finite number of sample points or an infinite number of sample points can be classified as the countable number of sample points.We first need to know the definition of probability in order to know about the following things.

                          Sample space is indicated by a letter.There are nothing but possible outcomes in the sample space.The sample space is called the Head Tail.There is two elements in the sample space.When two coins are thrown at the same time it's the sample space that counts.

                          If 3 coins are tossed at the same time the sample space is HHH.A sample space has eight elements.Two coins are the same as one coin that was tossed twice.We shouldn't get confused with these things.When 3 coins are thrown it is called one coin tossed three times.

                          The sample space is determined by the number of dies thrown.There is a minimum of 6 sample space.The sample space is 11 12 13 14 15 16 21 22 23 24 25 26 31 32 33 34 35 36 41 42 43 44 45 46 51 52 53.The sample space has a total of 6 elements.The number of sample spaces in coins is divided by 2.

                          The sample space size is 4 if we put the n at 2.If we put the n as 3 then the sample space size is 8 and if we put the n as 4 then the sample size is 16.6n is the formula used to find sample spaces.If we put n the sample space size is 6.The sample space size is 36 if we divide it by 2.