AP Statistics Probability Topics — practice questions
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Practice AP Statistics Probability Topics in the app →In probability, a planned operation carried out under controlled conditions is called:The set of all possible outcomes of an experiment is the:Probabilities always take values that are:The probability of any outcome is described as its:The complement of event A is written as:With all outcomes equally likely, the probability of event A is found by counting outcomes in A and dividing bThe probability of A given that B has occurred is written:Two events that share no outcomes at all are described as:Independent and mutually exclusive are terms that:Two events are independent when the outcome of the first:Sampling with replacement means each member picked:Sampling without replacement makes successive picks dependent because:A sample space can be represented by listing outcomes, by a Venn diagram, or by a:On a fair six-sided die, the outcome of any one face is:A conditional probability differs from an ordinary one because the count is divided by:An experiment whose result is not predetermined is called a: