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intuitive introduction to counting with many examples
interesting counting problems and puzzles explained with counting and probability concepts
illuminating introduction to normal distribution and central limit theorem
what if we don't know how many trials to do, then we can't use bernoulli or binomial trials
how to find out the probability of winning, only given p(win), a(initial capital), b(capital goal), a down to 0 = end game
most novel contribution of this course
Introduction
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Counting
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counting practices
Large numbers
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Multiplication rule
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More multiplication rule
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The subtraction principle
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Counting Collection
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Application of Collection
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Binomial coefficient
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multinomials and practice
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Collection with repetition
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coin flipping with intro to probability
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rolling die
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poker probability
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Bridge hands and birthday paradox
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Expectation
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Expected value slot machine
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Expected Value Strategizing
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The Monty Hall problem
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Conditional probability setup and examples
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Conditional probability with election
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Bernoulli trials
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Gambler's ruin
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Games
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Example and variance
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The iterating game
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The normal distribution
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Interesting point
practice
The normal distribution part 2
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practice
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