Modeling Conditional Probability in Probability Experiments

This video tutorial introduces the concept of conditional probability, explaining it through examples. The first example involves calculating the probability of selecting a blue triangle from a bag of shapes. The second example involves determining the probability of rolling a prime number on a die, given that the outcome is odd. The tutorial concludes by comparing these examples with the conditional probability formula, emphasizing the relationship between the numerator and denominator in probability calculations.

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