Im a high schooler studying for exam P, and I only finished calc 1. im doing calc 2 next quarter (which covers integrals,,, so far i only know differentiation, but i self studied some basic integration).
One question asks, "Let N be the set of all positive integers and Pr be the probability measure defined by Pr(n)=(1/3)^n. What is the probability that a number chosen from N is odd.
Can someone explain to me how to solve this? also, would this be considered a hard, medium, or easy question on Exam P?
The study material i am using to study is this: http://ift.tt/1z0IN87 .
should this adequately prepare me for the exam? also how long should it take me to study for exam P? i studied for the last 3 days, and i only finished 57 pages of the book so far, and i prolly studied for 2-3 hours a day. am i going at a REALLY slow pace? i dont know much of the basics, so i have a REALLY difficult time following the proofs and some complicated problems taht involve weird symbols. will proofs and definitions be on the exam?
One question asks, "Let N be the set of all positive integers and Pr be the probability measure defined by Pr(n)=(1/3)^n. What is the probability that a number chosen from N is odd.
Can someone explain to me how to solve this? also, would this be considered a hard, medium, or easy question on Exam P?
The study material i am using to study is this: http://ift.tt/1z0IN87 .
should this adequately prepare me for the exam? also how long should it take me to study for exam P? i studied for the last 3 days, and i only finished 57 pages of the book so far, and i prolly studied for 2-3 hours a day. am i going at a REALLY slow pace? i dont know much of the basics, so i have a REALLY difficult time following the proofs and some complicated problems taht involve weird symbols. will proofs and definitions be on the exam?
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