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MHB Confused About Mutual Exclusivity with More Than Two Events
Okay great; thanks again for all your help!- Spud
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MHB Confused About Mutual Exclusivity with More Than Two Events
Hey Ackbach, Thanks for your response and clarification. I have been thinking about this and I agree with everything you've said. But I am still confused about what term we should use to classify this situation? Event 1: Roll 1 Event 2: Roll 3 or 4 Event 3: Roll 4 or 5 This set of three...- Spud
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MHB Confused About Mutual Exclusivity with More Than Two Events
Sorry, but you are saying that you consider the three events (Roll 1, Roll 3 or 4, Roll 4 or 5) to be mutually inclusive?- Spud
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MHB Confused About Mutual Exclusivity with More Than Two Events
Ahhh, this makes much more sense to me now; thank you so much! I think I'm in a position where I now completely agree with you that the three events are not mutually exclusive. But now I have a follow-up question, if you don't mind? If the three events are not mutually exclusive, is that...- Spud
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MHB Confused About Mutual Exclusivity with More Than Two Events
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think you're mistaken with this definition you've provided. Basically, I don't think it makes sense. Allow me to explain. Our events are: Event 1: Roll 1 Event 2: Roll 3 or 4 Event 3: Roll 4 or 5 Therefore, the set of events is {[1], [3, 4], [4, 5]} ...- Spud
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MHB Confused About Mutual Exclusivity with More Than Two Events
Hey, thanks for helping out. So, yes, it does answer my question ... sort of. Let's assume that altering the events is not an option, so we're stuck with: Event 1: Roll 1 Event 2: Roll 3 or 4 Event 3: Roll 4 or 5 I guess I'm still confused because depending on which definition we use, the...- Spud
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MHB Confused About Mutual Exclusivity with More Than Two Events
Hello, Sorry if this is the wrong section of the forums, but I figured that questions about mutually exclusive events are relevant to probability. My current understanding: Two events are mutually exclusive if both events cannot occur at the same time. In other words, two events are mutually...- Spud
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MHB Calculating overall percentage/probability from multiple categories?
Thanks Chris L T521! Very detailed and helpful. I am happy that my level of understanding wasn't too far off track :) So in regards to the last question with the 1,400 coins; I don't think I was very clear. I will try to clarify in a moment, but firstly I want to adjust the scenario and...- Spud
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MHB Calculating overall percentage/probability from multiple categories?
Greetings, My apologies if the title is confusing; I don't really know how to explain what I am trying to do or what label this problem would fall under. Scenario: We have a magic bag, and inside the magic bag are an unknown/unlimited amount of coins. There are 100 different types of coins...- Spud
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