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Probability

The probability of an event is the likelihood of it happening. Probabilities are between 0 and 1 and the higher the probability, the more likely the event is to occur. Probabilities can be given as decimals, fractions or percentages.

Notation

Notation

  • For a fair dice, P(6) means the probability of rolling a 6.
  • For a bag of coloured balls, P(red) means the probability of a red ball being pulled out.
Relative frequency

Relative frequency

  • The relative frequency of an outcome during a probability experiment is an estimate of the probability of that outcome.
  • The more trials performed during the experiment, the more accurate the estimate.
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Number

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Using Numbers

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Fractions, Decimals & Percentages

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Powers & Roots

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Accuracy

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Algebra

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Introduction to Algebra

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Manipulating Algebra

2.3

Proofs & Functions

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Straight Line Graphs

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Common Graphs

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Transformations & Tangents

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Properties of Graphs

2.8

Solving Equations

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Inequalities

2.10

Sequences

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Ratio

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Geometry

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Introduction to Geometry

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Triangles & Quadrilaterals

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Transformations

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Circle Basics

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Circle Theorems

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Measurements & Units

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Calculating Area

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3D Shapes

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Vectors

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Probability

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Statistics

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