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Which of the following is the appropriate notation when calculating conditional probabilities?

Which of the following is the appropriate notation when calculating conditional probabilities-example-1
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P(A|B)= P(A B)/ P(A)
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Answer:

The notation which is the most appropriate notation when calculating conditional probabilities is:

B.
P(C|D)=(P(C\bigcap D))/(P(D))

Explanation:

In statistics, the conditional probability is defined as the probability of an event given that the other event has already occurred.

i.e. if C and D are two events such that the event D has already occurred then the conditional probability of C given D is given by:


P(C|D)=(P(C\bigcap D))/(P(D))

Hence, option: B is the correct answer.

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