Asked by DeeDee
Classical probability of an event is a real number between 0 and 1, where 0 means:
a. event is not given
b. it will always happen
c. it will never happen
d. answer choice not given
e. the choices are always not equal
a. event is not given
b. it will always happen
c. it will never happen
d. answer choice not given
e. the choices are always not equal
Answers
Answered by
Reiny
come on now, .....
Answered by
DeeDee
I think the answer is C (it will never happen); but can you get me on the right path?
Answered by
Reiny
by definition, the prob(some event) is a number between 0 and 1
where 0 represents "ain't going to happen"
and 1 is "absolute certainty"
e.g. Prob(I will go to Mars within the next week) = 0
Prob(that I will die) = 1
btw, C is the correct answer
where 0 represents "ain't going to happen"
and 1 is "absolute certainty"
e.g. Prob(I will go to Mars within the next week) = 0
Prob(that I will die) = 1
btw, C is the correct answer
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