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Is there a database of solved probability problems available?

I am currently studying probability (and statistics) and, while I think I have a decent grasp of permutations, combinations, conditional probabilities, and Bayes' theorem, I would love to work through a few hundred problems to check both my solutions and my reasoning.

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Schaum's outlines have plenty of problems and solutions. The probability/statistics one has 760 solved problems, whilst the probability/random variables/random processes has 405.

Alternatively try Khan Academy probability and statistics. They have plenty of online exercises.

But I'd also go back to my comment, viz. that you can learn a lot on this website. There are loads of probability questions, and giving them a go and getting the right answer in a similar time to others is quite a challenge. And even if you do get it right, you'll often find (as I did recently answering this question) that others have taken a different approach that you can learn from.

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