
Elizabeth D. answered 10/24/19
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Definitions:
Experiment : activity being done or what you are looking at,situations, etc.
Outcome: single item or trial of that experiment
Event: one or more outcomes
Probability: measurement of the likelihood of that event
Experiment: students favorite subjects
Outcomes: math , science, both, neither
Event: the number of students that science OR math
Probability: the likelihood of the student like one or the other subject
Equation = # of ways the event can occur / total # of possible outcomes
(A) Total # of possible outcomes = 60 students
Event 1= student likes math = 40
Event 2= student likes science =36
Probability = (40 + 36 ) / 60
***Double check the problem
The number of events should not be greater than the total number of outcomes.*^*
(B) total number of possible outcomes=60
Event: students who like neither
60-(math likes +science likers + both likers) =-40
Probability= -40/60
*** again check the numbers but the process should be the same