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| Practice True or False Questions Involving Elementary Statistics | Larry Green's Applet Page | Dozens of true/false questions with instant feedback covering descriptive statistics and sampling techniques, graphical displays, probability concepts, confidence intervals and Z, hypothesis testing, regression analysis, chi-square tests and ANOVA. more |
| Conditional Probability applet | Applets for the Cybergnostics project (West) | Users click on expressions of probabilities involving two events A and B to see them represented visually on a Venn diagram, can drag areas to change joint probabilities and observe effects on conditional probabilities. more
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| Conditional Probability and Independent Events | Cut the Knot | Users can change the sample space and marginal and joint probabilities of two events A and B and view the effects on conditional probabilities and independence. more |
| Conditional Probabilities | Barrow | Uses outcomes from rolling two dice to illustrate graphically (in a 6x6 grid) conditional probabilities of several events given several other events. more |
| Multiplying Probabilities | Wolfram Demonstrations Project | Users choose colors to place within three disks, calculates the probability of getting that color in all three places using multiplicative rule for independent events. Requires download of Mathematica player and demo itself, good for classroom demonstration. more |
| Conditional Probability | Wolfram Demonstrations Project | Users vary the probabilities of events A and B and observe how conditional probabilities change. Requires download of Mathematica player and demo itself, good for classroom demonstration. more |
| Rocket Launch | MSTE program, U. Illinois at Urbana-Champaign | Users simulate the launch of a rocket, which is contingent upon three independent systems being successful, can vary success probability of each system. more |
| Probability Laws: Example #1 | Department of Statistics WVU | Users can visualize several probabilities (marginal, conditional, joint, union) through an example with colored, numbered marbles. more |