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Independence of functions of independent random variables.

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Independence of functions of independent random variables.

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Why is $\frac{Z_n}{\mu^n}$ a martingale? (Galton-Watson Process.)

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Probability Problem on Gates in Subway station

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Using Martingales to find expected values.

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I understand the intuition of the Monty hall problem, I do not understand the math

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Birthday $pmf$ and joint $pmf$ for $n$ people

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A couple has 2 children. What is the probability that the couple has one boy and one girl given that they have at least one girl?

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If $X_n$ is an $L_1$-bounded martingale, show that $\sum_n(X_n-X_{n-1})^2< \infty$ a.s.

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The stock of a warehouse consists of boxes of high, medium and low quality light bulbs in respective proportions 1:2:2.

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Finding conditional distribution in matching ordering situation

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Relationship between circular real ensemble and Gaussian orthogonal ensemble?

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Flip a fair coin 5 times. $A$ is the event that the first flip is heads, and $B$ is the event that you get at least three heads. What is $P(A|B)$?

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If you roll a fair 6-sided die and then flip a fair coin that number of times, what is the probability that you will get at least two heads?

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Probability of extinction in generation 3

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Probabilities of no ace and exactly not one ace in throwing 10 dies

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Independence of functions of independent random variables.

Why is $\frac{Z_n}{\mu^n}$ a martingale? (Galton-Watson Process.)

Probability Problem on Gates in Subway station

Using Martingales to find expected values.

I understand the intuition of the Monty hall problem, I do not understand the math

Birthday $pmf$ and joint $pmf$ for $n$ people

A couple has 2 children. What is the probability that the couple has one boy and one girl given that they have at least one girl?

If $X_n$ is an $L_1$-bounded martingale, show that $\sum_n(X_n-X_{n-1})^2< \infty$ a.s.

The stock of a warehouse consists of boxes of high, medium and low quality light bulbs in respective proportions 1:2:2.

Finding conditional distribution in matching ordering situation

Relationship between circular real ensemble and Gaussian orthogonal ensemble?

Flip a fair coin 5 times. $A$ is the event that the first flip is heads, and $B$ is the event that you get at least three heads. What is $P(A|B)$?

If you roll a fair 6-sided die and then flip a fair coin that number of times, what is the probability that you will get at least two heads?

Probability of extinction in generation 3

Probabilities of no ace and exactly not one ace in throwing 10 dies

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