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eight the probability of both winning
next Sunday we assuming that this is
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next Sunday we assuming that this is
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next Sunday we assuming that this is
indicative of how good they are we can
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indicative of how good they are we can
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indicative of how good they are we can
get with the multiplicative rule so it's
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get with the multiplicative rule so it's
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get with the multiplicative rule so it's
7 over8 * 6 over8 or 42 over
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7 over8 * 6 over8 or 42 over
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7 over8 * 6 over8 or 42 over
64 uh we could simplify that fraction I
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64 uh we could simplify that fraction I
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64 uh we could simplify that fraction I
suppose all right does that make sense
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suppose all right does that make sense
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suppose all right does that make sense
so this is probably a pretty good
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so this is probably a pretty good
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so this is probably a pretty good
estimate of both of them winning next
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estimate of both of them winning next
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estimate of both of them winning next
Sunday so the probability of at least
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Sunday so the probability of at least
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Sunday so the probability of at least
one of them
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one of them
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one of them
losing is one minus
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losing is one minus
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losing is one minus
that so here's an example of why we
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that so here's an example of why we
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that so here's an example of why we
often use the one minus rule right
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