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Geo.8 Conditional Probability

I can find or estimate probability using a model or data from a chance experiment.
I can identify chance experiments.

I can find the sample space for chance experiments.
I can model situations using probability.
I can use sample space to calculate probability.

I can create organized lists, tables, and tree diagrams and use them to calculate probabilities.

I can use information in a two-way table to find relative frequencies and to estimate probability.

I can use tables and Venn diagrams to represent sample spaces and to find probabilities.

I can use the addition rule to find probabilities.

I can explain the difference between dependent and independent events.

I can use the multiplication rule $P(\text{A and B}) = P(\text{A | B}) \boldcdot P(\text{B})$ to find conditional probabilities.

I can estimate probabilities, including conditional probabilities, from two-way tables.
I can use probabilities and conditional probabilities to decide if events are independent.

I can collect data and use it to estimate probabilities.
I can use probabilities to decide if events are independent.