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S-CP.6 Warmup M2-068-A11-V01

Compute conditional probability as the fraction of one event's outcomes that also belong to another event.

Decide whether a conditional probability is possible, impossible, or undefined

Problem

Is this conditional probability possible, impossible, or undefined? \(P(A|B)=1.2\)

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A defined conditional probability is a part-to-whole fraction within the conditioned group, so it must lie from zero through one. We’ll test the proposed value against that range, interpret it as a percent of the group, and distinguish an impossible out-of-range value from an undefined zero-denominator conditional.

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Curriculum context
Course
Math II
Standard
S-CP.6
Category
Statistics and Probability
Domain
Conditional Probability and the Rules of Probability
Objective
Compute conditional probability as the fraction of one event's outcomes that also belong to another event.
Problem type
Decide whether a conditional probability is possible, impossible, or undefined