First, I would like to know the differences between the following three scenarios.
1. What is the probability that event A or event B occurs?
2. Probability that event A or event B or both occurs?
3. Probability that either event A or event B occurs but not both?
Second, A’s annual salary is 60, B’s annual salary is 80.
- A’s annual salary is what percent less than B’s annual salary?
- B’s annual salary is what percent greater than A’s annual salary?
I]
If there are 2 events, you can have -AB, A0, 0B, 00
1 = 3 = A0, 0B
2 = AB, A0, 0B
II]
% less = \frac{B - A}{B} * 100 = \frac{80-60}{80}*100 = \frac{20}{80}*100 = 25
% more = \frac{B - A}{A} * 100= \frac{80-60}{60}*100 = \frac{20}{60}*100 = 33
The denominator is the quantity being referenced “less than B” - B goes in denominator
“less than A” - A goes in denominator
Thank you. Could you elaborate the first question please? I do not understand AB or A0.
Also are you sure about the denominator in the second question?
AB = Both A and B occurring
A0 = only A occurring
0B = only B occurring
00 = None
So, in 1 and 3 we have A0 and 0B
Where as in 2, we have A0, 0B as well as AB
Yes, the reference thing works for all % changes questions
Profit %, loss %, % more, % less, % increase, decrease
In all these cases, the value being compared to is always at the bottom