
students were asked if they liked various toast toppings.
- like avocado
- like marmalade
- like soft cheese
- like avocado and marmalade, but not soft cheese
- like soft cheese and marmalade, but not avocado
- like avocado and soft cheese, but not marmalade
- like all three toppings
Find the number of students who didn't like any topping.


Important Questions on More than Likely, Less than Certain (Probability Systems)
students were asked if they liked various toast toppings.
- like avocado
- like marmalade
- like soft cheese
- like avocado and marmalade, but not soft cheese
- like soft cheese and marmalade, but not avocado
- like avocado and soft cheese, but not marmalade
- like all three toppings
Determine if the toppings are mutually exclusive.

students were asked if they liked various toast toppings.
- like avocado
- like marmalade
- like soft cheese
- like avocado and marmalade, but not soft cheese
- like soft cheese and marmalade, but not avocado
- like avocado and soft cheese, but not marmalade
- like all three toppings
A student is chosen at random from the group who like soft cheese. Find the probability that they also like marmalade.

Events and have probabilities and . Calculate .

Events and have probabilities and .
Determine whether or not events and are independent.

Events and have probabilities and .
Determine whether or not events and are mutually exclusive.

Stefan rolls two -sided dice at the same time. One die has three green sides and three black sides. The other die has sides numbered from to .
Draw a tree diagram to represent this sequence of events.

Stefan rolls two -sided dice at the same time. One die has three green sides and three black sides. The other die has sides numbered from to .
Find the probability that Stefan rolls a .

Stefan rolls two -sided dice at the same time. One die has three green sides and three black sides. The other die has sides numbered from to .
Find the probability that he rolls a number less than .
