How do you get the right solution, especially without a calculator?
In a deck of cards, there are 52 cards, which are divided evenly among four players (A, B, C, and D). Each player receives a hand of 13 cards. Player A wants to know the probability of having at least one ace in his hand. Which of the following probabilities is closest to the probability…
Stochastic (in)dependent?
Hello, It's about an extended Skat deck. It includes the cards: Ace, Jack, Queen, King, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 & 10 (each in Clubs, Spades, Hearts, Diamonds) Two cards are drawn in random order without replacement. Event A: both cards are red Event B: both cards have the same value Are…
Largest, maximum, smallest, minimum element?
Hey, could you explain to me in simple terms what the differences are? I don't quite understand it yet. I'd be happy to give an example. 😀
What does this notation mean when a quantity appears in lower right in small letters?
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Stochastically independent?
It's about the task listed below. I'm very unsure about my thinking process. 1. stochastically dependent: if A occurs, B is automatically excluded 2-4. stochastically independent: if A occurs, can B still occur independently? I'm very unsure about 2-4… Can you possibly refute this with scenarios? I would be happy
Math (sets, equations)?
A=(1.5] B=[3,6) A\B = {2} – Is that correct? B\A = {} – Is that correct? Either I'm making a mistake or it's just right haha. Please give me feedback ;§
Mathematics: Question about set formation?
Can anyone help me answer the questions?
Distrubitive law of sets (proof)?
Hello, I was supposed to prove the distrubitivity law of sets on my own. But since it's been a long time since I've studied math and I'm still in the dark, I'm asking here. Please be lenient, I'm really struggling 😂
Dice rolling experiment?
Dice with 6 equal sides. Each side has 1-6 points. In a windless room. I throw the dice. Question: Can you predict a single roll? Can you predict multiple dice? Will the robot always get the same result if it drops the dice immediately?
The Cantor set?
Hello friends of the forum 🙂 I have a question about a set-theoretic topic in mathematics. It concerns the well-known Cantor set, which serves as the best-known example of a compact uncountable Lebesgue null set in R. The Cantor set is defined as the infinite countable intersection of the sets A_n, which is reflected by…