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Relative Frequency Approximation of probabbilty
P(A) = numbr of times A occured / number of times the procedure is repeated
Ex.) weather, or how will a thumb tack fall
Classical Approach to Probability
P(A) = number of ways A can iccur / number of different simple events or s/n
NOTE: has an EQUAL chance of happening
ex) P (rolling an even number)
Subjectibe Probability
P(A) guess
Rare Event Rule
If under assumptions, the ptobality of ab event occuting os extremelt small. (.05)
Probability of event A is denoted as
P(A)
and is
between 0 and 1