Algebra 2: Resources and Extra Practice - 8.01 Events and Outcomes in a Sample Space

Algebra 2: Resources and Extra Practice

8.01 Events and Outcomes in a Sample Space

Essential Question:

How can you represent relationships between sets and subsets of a sample space?

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Khan Academy Resources

Probability with counting outcomesThe probability of getting exactly 2 heads when flipping three coins. Thinking about this by visualy depicting all of the outcomes.

Die rolling probabilityWe're thinking about the probability of rolling doubles on a pair of dice. Let's create a grid of all possible outcomes.

Intersection and union of setsSal shows examples of intersection and union of sets and introduces some set notation.

Relative complement or difference between setsSal shows an example finding the relative complement or difference of two sets A and B.

Universal set and absolute complementSal moves onto more challenging set ideas and notation like the universal set and absolute complement.

Subset, strict subset, and supersetSal explains the difference between a subset, a strict subset, and a superset. He also explains the notation behind these ideas.

Probability with Venn diagramsProbability of compound events. The Addition Rule.

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