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1/15IndietroSkip to main contentIndietroMutually Exclusive Events
Situations where two outcomes cannot occur together, represented by non-overlapping regions in a circle diagram. Non-Mutually Exclusive Events
Situations where two outcomes can occur together, shown by overlapping regions in a circle diagram. Circle Diagram
A visual tool using circles to illustrate relationships and overlaps between different events. Overlap Region
The area in a diagram where two events intersect, indicating both outcomes occur simultaneously. Set Notation
A symbolic way to represent events and their relationships, often using symbols like ∪ for 'or' and ∩ for 'and'. Or Probability
The likelihood that at least one of multiple events occurs, calculated using addition and sometimes subtraction. Addition Rule
A formula for finding the probability of either of two events, adjusting for any overlap between them. Simplified Fraction
A reduced form of a probability ratio, making interpretation and comparison easier. Decimal Representation
A way to express probability values as decimals, aiding in easier interpretation and comparison. Individual Probability
The chance of a single event occurring, used as a building block in combined probability calculations. Overlap Subtraction
The process of removing double-counted outcomes when calculating the probability of non-mutually exclusive events. Set Union
The combination of all outcomes from two events, represented by the ∪ symbol in set notation. Set Intersection
The collection of outcomes common to both events, represented by the ∩ symbol in set notation. Total Possible Outcomes
The complete set of all distinct results that can occur in a probability experiment. Exclusive Region
A part of a diagram representing outcomes unique to one event, with no overlap with others.
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