Theoretical probability

Theoretical approach to probability.

Complement set || De morgan's law || n(AUB) =n(A)+ n(B)-n(A v B) || Revision OF 9th class Probability || Empirical Probability || Theoretical/Classical probability || Examples

Experimental (Or Empirical) Probabilities|Probability - A Theoretical Approach|Random Experiment|Equally Likely Out-Comes|Not Equally Likely Out-Comes|Questions|Event|Question|OMR

Experimental (Or Empirical) Probabilities|Probability - A Theoretical Approach|Random Experiment|Equally Likely Out-Comes|Not Equally Likely Out-Comes|Questions|Event|Question|OMR

Which among the following requires a theoretical approach?

Theoretically, positive operating cash flow is "considered a indicator" of efficiency.

If an electron is travelling at 200 m/s within 1 m/s uncertainty, whtat is the theoretical uncertainty in its position in mum (micrometer)?

Binomial distribution in probability and total probability