The video tutorial covers basic probability concepts through various examples. It starts with calculating the probability of choosing chocolate ice cream over vanilla, followed by determining the probability of drawing a king or queen from a deck of cards. The tutorial then explores the probability of different outcomes when tossing two coins, including at least one head, exactly one head, and at most one tail. Finally, it discusses the probability of rolling a dice and getting an odd prime number, a number not less than four, and a number not more than two. The video emphasizes understanding the questions thoroughly to solve probability problems accurately.

What is the empirical probability of a random friend opting for chocolate ice cream if 78 out of 100 friends chose vanilla?

In a pack of 52 cards, how do you calculate the probability of drawing a king or a queen?

When tossing 2 coins, how do you determine the probability of getting at least one head?

What is the probability of getting exactly one head when tossing 2 coins?

How do you find the probability of getting at most one tail when tossing 2 coins?

In a dice rolled 200 times, how do you find the probability of rolling an odd prime number?

What does it mean to find the probability of a number not less than four when rolling a dice?