Mutually Exclusive And Exhaustive Events

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GCSE Maths (Statistics) Mind Map on Mutually Exclusive And Exhaustive Events, created by Olivia Brooklyn on 08/03/2014.
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Mutually Exclusive And Exhaustive Events
  1. Mutually Exclusive - when the outcome of event A can never happen at the same time as the outcome of event B, then event A and event B are mutually exclusive
    1. Exhaustive Events - when the probability of mutually exclusive events add up to 1, they are exhaustive events
      1. If there is an event A, the complementary of event a is event A not happening
        1. To work out the probability of two mutually exclusive events happening, add the probabilities of all the separate events P ( A or B) = P (A) + P (B)
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