Question

8. You and your family are preparing to go on a ski trip tomorrow to Lake Tahoe, and you

decide to watch the weather forecast. In the forecast, you can read the probability of
it snowing tomorrow. Match each term to the corresponding probability of it snowing
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Answer 1

Explanation:

To match each term to the corresponding probability of it snowing tomorrow, we can use the following definitions:

Likely means that the event has a high chance of happening, so the probability is close to 1. For example, P(snow) = 0.9 means that it is very likely to snow tomorrow.

Unlikely means that the event has a low chance of happening, so the probability is close to 0. For example, P(snow) = 0.1 means that it is very unlikely to snow tomorrow.

Certain means that the event will definitely happen, so the probability is exactly 1. For example, P(snow) = 1 means that it will surely snow tomorrow.

Impossible means that the event will never happen, so the probability is exactly 0. For example, P(snow) = 0 means that it will not snow tomorrow at all.

Using these definitions, we can match each term to the corresponding probability as follows:

Likely: P(snow) > 0.5

Unlikely: P(snow) < 0.5

Certain: P(snow) = 1

Impossible: P(snow) = 0