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Lecture 1: Die rolling probability with independent events

Lecture 2: Example: All the ways you can flip a coin

Lecture 3: Example: Probability through counting outcomes

Lecture 4: Compound events example with tree diagram

Lecture 5: Dependent probability example 2

Lecture 6: Getting exactly two heads (combinatorics)

Lecture 7: Birthday probability problem

Lecture 8: Compound events example using diagram

Lecture 9: Generalizing with binomial coefficients (bit advanced)

Lecture 10: Example: Lottery probability

Lecture 11: Permutation formula

Lecture 12: Zero factorial or 0!

Lecture 13: Die rolling probability

Lecture 14: Three pointer vs free throwing probability

Lecture 15: Addition rule for probability

Lecture 16: Probability without equally likely events

Lecture 17: Example: 9 card hands

Lecture 18: Test taking probability and independent events

Lecture 19: Possible three letter words

Lecture 20: Dependent probability introduction

Lecture 21: Probability and combinations (part 2)

Lecture 22: Probability and the Monty Hall problem

Lecture 23: Probability using combinations

Lecture 24: Factorial and counting seat arrangements

Lecture 25: Independent or dependent probability event?

Lecture 26: Conditional probability explained visually (Bayes' Theorem)

Lecture 27: Handshaking combinations

Lecture 28: Example: Combinatorics and probability

Lecture 29: Finding probability example 3

Lecture 30: Mega millions jackpot probability

Lecture 31: Introduction to combinations

Lecture 32: Free throwing probability

Lecture 33: Example: Different ways to pick officers

Lecture 34: Finding probability example 2

Lecture 35: Coin flipping probability

Lecture 36: Example: Ways to arrange colors

Lecture 37: Probability with playing cards and Venn diagrams

Lecture 38: Combination formula

Lecture 39: Exactly three heads in five flips

Lecture 40: Probability explained

Lecture 41: Example: Ways to pick officers

Lecture 42: Dependent probability example

Lecture 43: Compound probability of independent events

Lecture 44: Finding probability example