Algebraic probability rules
Channel: Douglas Weathers
Date: 20/06/2020

The basic counting principles imply rules about adding and multiplying probabilities.

NOTE TO COLORBLIND VIEWERS: This video makes an explicit reference to the color palette, which in hindsight (i.e. during the editing process) was realized to perhaps be a mistake from the accessibility of viewpoint. Please see below for how my palette of pink/green maps onto your vision.

PROTANOPIA: "Pink" approximately means "blue," "green" approximately means "yellow."
DEUTERANOPIA: Same as above, but the blue and yellow are paler/less saturated.
TRITANOPIA: "Pink" approximately means "red," "green" approximately means "cyan."
DEUTERANOMALY: Colors are more or less consistent with the audio description.

See https://davidmathlogic.com/colorblind/#%23648FFF-%23DC267F-%23FFB000-%23FF00CF-%2300FF05 for more.

Meant to be watched before or after reading Chapter 13 of the open source textbook Elementary Discrete Mathematics (https://dweathers.github.io/174/book.html).