Sequential Experiments, Tree Diagrams, and Counting Methods in Probability, Lecture notes of Probability and Stochastic Processes

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2.Sequential Experiments
2. I.
Tree Diagrams
Ex 2.1 )probability of choosing aresistor from machine Ba that is not acceptable
ABIA 0.24 PCBIAI
Po?!
')B,NB,N0.06
A132A 0.36
-
132-0.1
root
N.BZN 0.04 PCBs N)=PCBs ]PINI Be]
/Bz
4A133A 0.18 =0.04
branch I"
N133N O.12
node fenditional "
probability leaf
Ex 2.3 )Monty Hall
first chosen door :I
H;:the event that the car is hidden behind door i
Ri :the event that Monty opens door ithat hides agoat
Rz :G£
IfHI I123 :GII
Hz -1 Rs :C
Is )zz
-3
Hz -1 R2 :c
(switch >(Do not switch )
2. 2
.Counting methods
*k.permutations of ndistinguishable objects f- Sampling without replacement )
nPk =(n)k =n(n-1) Cn-21 . -Cn -KH )=I
@
-k)!
*k-combinations of ndistinguishable objects
nor ==HIT i=n !)
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Sequential Experiments

2. I .^ Tree^ Diagrams

Ex 2.1 ) probability of

choosing

a resistor from machine Ba that is not

acceptable

A •^ BIA^ 0.24 PCBIAI

Po?!

' )^

B , N •^ B, N 0.

A • 132A 0.

root

N . BZN 0.04 →

PCBs N^ )^ =^ PCBs^ ]^ PINI^ Be]

/ 4 Bz^ A^

  • (^) 133A 0.18 = (^) 0. branch (^) I " N • 133N O^.^12 node

fenditional

probability

leaf

Ex 2.3 )^ Monty Hall

first chosen door^ :^ I

H ; :^ the^ event^ that^ the^ car^ is^ hidden behind^ door^ i

Ri :^ the event that Monty opens door^ i^ that hides a goat

Rz : G £

If

HI

I

(^123) : (^) G

I I

Hz -1^ Rs^ :^ C

Is (^) ) zz

Hz -1^ R2^ :^ c

( switch^ > (^ Do^ not^ switch^ )

  1. (^2).

Counting methods

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n Pk^ =^ (^ n^ )k^ =^ n^ (^ n^ -^ 1)^ C^ n^ -^

. - Cn - KH ) =^ I

@-^ k^ )!

* k^ -^ combinations^ of^ n distinguishable objects

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Sampling

with

replacement

m -

distinguishable objects^ ,^ n^

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ex ) binomialcoefficient

cnn.in

.)^

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experiments are^

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  • "

p

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It

HI

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(a) 0

(b)

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