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Title: Solving probability problems using Simulation

Section: Probability

Course: Mathematical Methods: Units 1 and 2

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This is another video in the Probability section for the Year 11 (VCE) Mathematical Methods (Units 1 and 2) course in Australia. However, this is so useful it's probably taught worldwide. In this video I look at how we can model real world situations using nothing more than a die. We can then find the answers to real world problems. I use a number of examples to demonstrate how this might be used in a classroom context. All theory is explained in an way to understand way.

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