About this lesson
This video is the third in the series looking at Probability as part of the Year 11 Mathematical Methods (Units 1 and 2) courses here in Australia (but valid throughout the world!). Building on the knowledge from the previous two videos I now look at multi-stage experiments. What happens when I toss a coin twice, three times, four times etc. How to list the outcomes. What is the sample space? How can I work out probabilities? I look at tree diagrams and space space diagrams (for two step experiments). There are a number of worked examples and everything is explained in a clear to understand way. There is also some humour too!
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Video details
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Title
Multi-stage experiments
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Section
Probability
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Course
Mathematical Methods: Units 1 and 2
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