Total Probability Rule

[@karanjs9442]

You have no idea how much your explanation has helped. Thank you so much. Looking forward to more videos.

[@ymts_vladyslav3707]

the best explanation i have seen so far

[@d20s08l123]

I appreciate you making this video, and understand your discussion of the law of total probability. The only part I find confusing is with your Venn diagram. They way you have it drawn, it makes me think R is a subset of B, and B looks like the sample space. If R is a subset of B then would they still be mutually exclusive since everything in R is in B?

[@leighbla]

Honestly...1000 times better than what my prof was trying to do. Thank you! :D

[@d20s08l123]

Maybe split the sample space into two pieces R and B, then have C overlap both??? I'm not sure.

[@seanarchard]

Wait so does this work if they're not mutually exclusive ?

[@Bobby.tables26]

Does this mean that I can have ONLY Rhythm OR Blues?

[@zhenminliu]

This explanation is very clear.

[@cesara7478]

Thks for taking the time to do this excellent video!!

[@ithz9252]

You are the GOAT, tqsm.

[@manithirani]

You could've just drawn another circle for B. Anyway, great video. :-)

[@chikaokolo4929]

Good explanation

[@felipegutierre7037]

I loved it!!! Thanks a lot!

[@nadianoormohamed4432]

Very Khan Academy style, although very good! thanks!

[@sangholee4534]

crystal clear. thank you!

[@EngineerClearly]

Thank you!

[@vanshikhapankhuri-dancinga8057]

Complete description of Total Probability Theorem in Hindi Language- ua-cam.com/video/gtlPi19TBy4/v-deo.html

[@mathewbanana834]

You make this look easy : D

[@aseladassanayake4309]

The Law holds if we divide the sample space into any number of events, so long as they are DISJOINT and COVER all of the sample space.

[@TBadalov]

Thanks for the video!
BTW, I think this representation of exclusive events is confusing a little bit. Because all events A and D are into B, so at first it seems they are all subsets of B.

[@joelgenter8987]

Had the same thought. It probably would have been better to represent A, B, and C as non-overlapping shapes.

[@EngineerClearly]

Thanks!

[@dangitmelinda]

This was awesome. Thank you!

[@m7mdarwani964]

Thanks a bunch.

[@arunsharma4221]

Thanks Sir 👍

[@MzSugarplum1]

excellent job. thanks!

[@鼠鼠-l8v]

thankyou!!!!!

[@Dollycutez1]

you saved my life,,

[@EngineerClearly]

yeah i see what you are saying. I really don't know of a better way to draw to though... :(

[@pellerrea123]

Perfect video!!!

[@husnucoban3571]

awesome

[@kaandogan2888]

great

[@nobellegundam]

Very clear and understandable. Thank you!

[@EngineerClearly]

+shad0wdawg Thank you.

[@ouss991]

great explanation thanks for saving me some time

[@EngineerClearly]

+ouss991 Thanks!

[@kevinfernando697]

Very helpful thank you!

[@SyrianApostate]

fitty two

[@EngineerClearly]

:D

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who tf disliked this , thanks a lot man..

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[@EngineerClearly]

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[@geraldchan7395]

R&B

[@princegbalea]

Thanks, brother

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[@Gaethjee_]

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[@muddeo]

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[@sarahhope8516]

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[@kokoreply]

thank you very much