《Discrete Mathematics with Applications》读书笔记六

Chapter 6 COUNTING AND PROBABILITY

6.1 Introduction

Random Process, Sample Space, Event And Probability

Random Process, when it takes place, one outcome from some set of outcomes is sure to occur, but it is impossible to predict with certainty which outcome that will be.

Sample Space, the set of outcomes from a random process.

Suppose that the deck of cards have been shuffled. Then considered the following problem.

Counting The Element of a List

6.2 Possibility Trees and the Multiplication Rule

The Multiplication Rule

The result of this example is that to count the number of tables(4 rows of 2input combination with one column of output)

When the Mult