Addition Rule (OR) for Probability Explained!

The OR probability definition (formally called the addition rule) is a tricky one when you first encounter it. In this video, I explain some Venn Diagram intuition to why it looks the way it does for both 2 events AND for 3 events!
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[@smartypants1804]

Thanks for the video, I understand how the addition rule works now :)

[@bahrom942]

Well explained, Sir!

[@vhugley5575]

Perfection! I was super confused.

[@Foobar888]

This is sick my dude, thanks man

[@icecream6680]

wow you make probability fun 😱

[@KeyserTheRedBeard]

interesting video Math Man McGreal. I shattered the thumbs up on your video. Always keep up the first-rate work.

[@brandisilva8911]

GREAT explanation!!! But would love to see this applied to some examples :)

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hello mister mathman3 thank you for another great video ! also is the name of the colour of the shirt that you are wearing i have never seen anything like it ~Best Regards, Abaeze

[@yaraalasiri4623]

THANK YOU SO MUCH !!!!!

[@wanjirurandolph242]

wow this legit makes sense

[@benjaminbusgang96]

thank you

[@crazy9780]

I thought my eyes become blurry after watching yt for long time

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3:14 years sir, years

[@yaraalasiri4623]

lmao

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why do you keep on jumping

[@MathManMcGreal]

🐰

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Woooooow, u really give me an insight, u'r cool;)

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you're* hhh

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🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣i love the fact that hes funny too

[@UnlimitedAspirations24]

Ok I get it on Letters but how would that look on nr adding and sub. Is it just confusing..🫤