Regardless of what your respective university might tell you, the Economics Statistics course has nothing to do with economics.
The probability that event A occurs given that event B has occurred is equal to the probability that even B occurs given that event A has occured times the probability that event A will occur divided by the probability that event B will occur.
The the probability that a random variable x equals x is equal to the factorial of n divided by the factorial of x times the factorial of n-x times the probability of success to the xth power times the probability of failure to the n-xth power.
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The probability that event A occurs given that event B has occurred is equal to the probability that even B occurs given that event A has occured times the probability that event A will occur divided by the probability that event B will occur.
The the probability that a random variable x equals x is equal to the factorial of n divided by the factorial of x times the factorial of n-x times the probability of success to the xth power times the probability of failure to the n-xth power.
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