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Mutually exclusive events are
A
In probability theory, two events are said to be mutually exclusive if they cannot occur at the same time or simultaneously
2
Q
Independent events occurring
A
3
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When do we add in probability questions
A
Event A OR event B
adding
4
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When do we multiply in probability question
A
Event A and then even B
UCAT
flashcards
Decks in class (36)
# Cards
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Verbal reasoning8
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DM syllogisms8
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Long yes no questions2
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Recognising assumptions2
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Logical puzzles2
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venn diagrams2
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probabilty4
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Quantitive reasoning mental maths shortcuts4
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percentage change formula1
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Divisibility rules6
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Unit conversions2
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acceleration formula2
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shape formulas8
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AR what to look out ofr2
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inverse rules12
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Inverse rules9
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SJT guidelines to importance questions6
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Appropriateness questions SJT6
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calculator shortcuts11
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Abstract reasoning8
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mnemonics6
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qualities tested in SJ10
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shape rules5
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colour6
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Arrangement6
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Orientation2
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Perspective sjt2
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Intergrity2
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Teamwork5
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adaptability and resilience4
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Autonomy4
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beneficence and non maleficence2
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confidentiality3
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distributive justice3
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Ucat mistakes2
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transformations abstract reasoning6
