Wednesday, May 21, 2008

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Exercise 4.4 Probability Random



I. Pull a die 500 times 6 and do: a.-Table

b. frequency polygon-Grafica
% with the theoretical probalibilidad

in dotted line c. - Theoretical Probability and frequency of these events

1.-Take 5
2 .- Remove 1.2 or 3
3 .- Take 3,4,5 or 6
II.-Pull
two dice 100 times 6 and do: a.-Table
frequency polygon-Grafica
b. of% with theoretical probalibilidad

the dotted line (is an angle)
c.-Probability Theory and Freq
of the following events
1.-Take 8
2 .- Rolling a number greater than 6
3 .- Remove fewer than 8

III.-Throw a die 100 times 20 and do: a.-Table

b. frequency polygon-Grafica
% with the theoretical probalibilidad

in dotted line c.-Probability Theory and frequency of these events

1.-Take 9
2 .- Rolling a number greater than 15
3 .- Rolling a number less than 10


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Introduction Index "What are the chances?" And three applications

body of work (exercises)
Conclusion (What did I learn? Why it served me?)
Bibliography
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Date: Wednesday May 28, 2008

Monday, May 19, 2008

Memorial Plaques Short Wording

independent events

Probability is the branch of mathematics that studies the unsafe events on a scale that goes from impossible to secure.

While in Italy in the fifteenth century and sixteenth studied some cases, the systematic study of probability began in 1654 when Blaise Pascal and Pierre Fermat exchanged letters regarding an issue raised by the Chevalier de Mere

Christian Huygens in 1657 wrote the first treatise on the subject, based on the letters of Fermat and Pascal. Jakob Bernoulli wrote in 1713, Ars jectandi (Art of forecast). Pierre Simon de Laplace was the first to apply this knowledge to issues unrelated to the games in the early years of s. XIX. Robert Brown

applies to irregular motion of pollen grains in 1828, helps study after Albert Einstein in 1905 to explain the molecular motion. As a branch of study, the likelihood was strengthened by the Russians definitely Chebyshev, Markov and Kolmogorov in the early XXth century

Our society spends a great deal of energy to the risk assessment in areas such as insurance
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