Khan Academy Static

The multiplication rule says that we can multiply the probability of independent events to find the probably of all of the events happening. You'll learn how to find the probability of getting three heads in a row when tossing a coin, or a basketball player making five shots in a row.

4566_Die_rolling_probability_with_independent_events.html

4565_Independent_events_example_test_taking.html

4563_Three_pointer_vs_free_throw_probability.html

4560_Probability_of_a_compound_event.html

4561_Coin_flipping_probability.html

4564_Probability_without_equally_likely_events.html

4562_Free_throw_probability.html

4558_Sample_spaces_for_compound_events.html

4559_Compound_probability_of_independent_events.html