Probability in Genetics: Multiplication and Addition Rules

Mr. Andersen discusses the application of multiplication and addition in genetics. He explains how multiplication is used for independent events occurring in sequence, providing examples with coin flips and genetic crosses. Addition is used for mutually exclusive events, illustrated with dice rolls and card picks. The video emphasizes understanding these rules to simplify complex genetic problems.

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