With equally likely outcomes, P(A) is found by counting event outcomes…

Question

With equally likely outcomes, P(A) is found by counting event outcomes and dividing by the:

Accepted Answer

B. Total outcomes

1. The numerator counts the favourable cases.
2. The denominator counts everything possible.
3. So divide by the total outcomes.
_Source: OpenStax Introductory Statistics 2e, Chapter 3, Probability Topics._

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Tenth outcome

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Tallest outcome

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Timed outcome

With equally likely outcomes, P(A) is found by counting event outcomes and dividing by the:

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