In an experiment, if an event has the same number of outcomes as the total number of outcomes in the sample space, then what is the probability of the event? 1 O Negative Less than any other event I don't

Fredrover asked Aug 8, 2023

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Because the probability of the event occurring is certain

e.g There are 6 blue balls in a bag

Total number of balls in the bag=6

Pr(selecting a blue ball)=6/6=1

Suky answered Aug 14, 2023

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