Probabilidad

What is experimental probability?

• Experimental probability is the probability based on intuition

• Experimental probability is theoretical probability

• Experimental probability is mathematical probability

• Experimental probability is the probability obtained through conducting experiments or empirical tests.

How is the theoretical probability of an event calculated?

• Adding the number of favorable outcomes to the total number of possible outcomes

• Subtracting the number of favorable outcomes from the total number of possible outcomes

• Dividing the number of favorable outcomes by the total number of possible outcomes.

• Multiplying the number of favorable outcomes by the total number of possible outcomes

What are compound events in probability?

• Compound events in probability are those that always occur independently.

• Compound events in probability are those that involve more than one simple event.

• Compound events in probability are those that have no relation to other events.

• Compound events in probability are those that involve only one simple event.

How is the probability of simple events calculated?

• By adding the number of favorable events to the total number of possible events.

• By subtracting the number of favorable events from the total number of possible events.

• By dividing the number of favorable events by the total number of possible events.

• By multiplying the number of favorable events by the total number of possible events.

What is the probability of complements?

• The probability of complements is the probability that an event occurs plus the probability that it does not occur, that is, P(A') = P(A) + P(A)

• The probability of complements is the probability that an event occurs minus the probability that it does not occur, that is, P(A') = 1 - P(A).

• The probability of complements is the probability that an event occurs multiplied by the probability that it does not occur, that is, P(A') = P(A) * P(A)

• The probability of complements is the probability that an event occurs divided by the probability that it does not occur, that is, P(A') = P(A) / P(A)

What is the formula for experimental probability?

• P(E) = N(E) / N(S)

• P(E) = N(E) * N(S)

• P(E) = N(S) / N(E)

• P(E) = N(E) - N(S)

What is the formula for theoretical probability?

• P(E) = Number of favorable events * Total number of possible events

• P(E) = Number of favorable events - Total number of possible events

• P(E) = Number of favorable events / Total number of possible events

• P(E) = Number of favorable events + Total number of possible events

How is the probability of compound events calculated?

• Multiplying the probabilities of the individual events

• Dividing the probabilities of the individual events

• Adding the probabilities of the individual events

• Subtracting the probabilities of the individual events

What is the formula for the probability of simple events?

• P(E) = number of favorable events + total number of possible events

• P(E) = number of favorable events - total number of possible events

• P(E) = number of favorable events / total number of possible events

• P(E) = number of favorable events * total number of possible events

How is the probability of the complement of an event calculated?

• P(A') = 1 - P(A)

• P(A') = 0.5 * P(A)

• P(A') = P(A)

• P(A') = 1 + P(A)