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Selective compulsory volume 3
Read the idea, work independently, then explain what changed.
Each section contains concept explanations, three worked examples, ten graded exercises and teacher preparation.
Addition and multiplication counting principles
Count disjoint alternatives and sequential choices without overlap or omission.
6.2Permutations and combinations
Distinguish ordered selections, unordered sets and symmetry in arrangements.
6.3Binomial theorem
Use the general term to locate coefficients, constants and coefficient sums.
7.1Conditional and total probability
Use conditional denominators, disjoint partitions and Bayes inversion.
7.2Discrete random variables and distributions
Construct a distribution and compute event probabilities from its support.
7.3Numerical characteristics of random variables
Compute expectation and variance and distinguish transformation from random independence.
7.4Binomial and hypergeometric distributions
Choose the correct model for repeated independent trials or sampling without replacement.
7.5Normal distribution
Standardise a normal variable and interpret supplied table probabilities and symmetry.
8.1Correlation of paired data
Interpret scatter patterns and compute a correlation from centered paired summaries.
8.2Linear regression and applications
Fit a least-squares line and distinguish prediction, residual and extrapolation.
8.3Contingency tables and independence tests
Compute expected counts and a chi-square statistic and state a bounded conclusion.