we define probability in statistics and probability theory? Discuss the concept of sample space and events within it. Explain the difference between independent and dependent events. How do we calculate the probability of compound events using the addition and multiplication rules? Define permutations and combinations and their applications in probability theory. What role does the binomial theorem play in probability calculations? Lastly, explain the concept of expected value and its significance in statistical analysis."
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