Outcome, Possible result of a situation or expirement, Event, Single outcome or a group of outcomes , Sample Space, Set of all possible outcomes for a situation or experiement, Probabillity, The likelihood of an event occurring, Experimental Probability, Uses data from an experiment, Theoretical Probabilty, Uses mathematical reasoning, Complement of an Event, All other outcomes not included in the event, Frequency Table, Shows how often an item appears in a category, Relative Frequency, Ratio of the item frequency to the total frequency, Probability Distribution, Shows the probability of each outcome, Permutation, Choosing items from a group and order matters, Combonation, Choosing items from a group and order doesn't matter, N Factorial, Multiplies from starting number down to 1, Fundamental Counting Principle, If one event can occur in "m" ways and is followed by another event that can occur in "n" ways then the total possible outcomes is m * n, Compound Event, An event with two or more events, Independent Events, The occurence of one event doesn't affect how another event occurs, Dependent Events, The occurence of one event affects how another event occurs, Mutually Exclusive Events, Events that cannot happen at the same time, Overlapping Events, Events that can happen at the same time, Two-Way Frequency Tables, Displays the frequencies of data in two different catergories, Conditional Probability, The probability an event will occur given that another event has occurred, Expected Value, Sum of each outcome's value multiplied by its probability.

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