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Application of some methods in probability theory to other mathematical problems

Qiong Li

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The construction of the random variables and the probabilistic models is described by listing some exam problems and some conclusions can be made with the probability theory. Hence The knowledge of various levels in the higher mathematics can be combined to give some new idea to the solution of the exam problems.

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The construction of the random variables and the probabilistic models is described by listing some exam problems and some conclusions can be made with the probability theory. Hence The knowledge of various levels in the higher mathematics can be combined to give some new idea to the solution of the exam problems.

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The construction of the random variables and the probabilistic models is described by listing some exam problems and some conclusions can be made with the probability theory. Hence The knowledge of various levels in the higher mathematics can be combined to give some new idea to the solution of the exam problems.

Key concepts: Probability theory, Listing (finance), Computer science, Probabilistic logic, Random variable, Mathematical theory, Calculus (dental), Mathematics

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