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Feedback on my probability Flowchart 18 Mar 2017, 14:20
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Hey everyone! I've always had a tough time with probability - knowing which formula to use for when. I'm a very visual person, so I made a flowchart to help myself remember/learn when to use which formula (general/simple/add/multiply). I know there are times when probability questions are more easily solved using other methods, but can anyone poke holes in this or show me an example of when this wouldn't work?

I want to make sure that I've got it right.

Thanks in advance!

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nice! I'd made something similar way back. But yours has better clarity of concept.

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