Lecture

Discrete Probability: Classical Theory and Examples

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Description

This lecture covers Pierre-Simon Laplace's classical theory of probability, introduced in the 18th century for analyzing games of chance. It explains the concept of experiments, outcomes, and the calculation of probabilities using examples like dice rolls and lotteries.

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