Theoretical Probability of Simple Events

Use this video to help find probabliity of simple events

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1- I find sometime it is used or and othertime and. What is the difference. Like in spiner.. red and blue. Red or blue.
2- in a question it is required to find theoritical probability and experimental probability. My problem is how to find the theoritical probability. I could not find clear answer or explanation in many accounts i visited.
Can you help.
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Thank you for teaching out!! 1. Normally or denotes adding the events together (red OR blue would mean you add them and that’s you numerator). Red AND blue in most instances would denote that it’s two fractions (two events). So that would look like red, then blue.
2. The question usually says experimental if it’s asking for experimental probability. If not, it will have results listed or even say ‘based on the data.’ In most other cases (even if it doesn’t say theoretical) it is probably asking for theoretical probability. Theoretical is what SHOULD happen before you’ve done the probability experiment.
Hope this helps!

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This video teaches you how to find theoretical probability of simple events. I have a few other videos about theoretical probability on my channel as well!

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If it doesn’t have data then it is theoretical.

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