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Are the outcomes of every experiment equally likely?

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Answered by Jyotsnaparewa

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The set of one of more outcomes is an event. The sample space is the set of all possible outcomes. Outcomes are equally likely to occur if they have the same probability of occurring. This means that the event is fair.

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Are the outcomes of every experiment equally likely?​

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Are the outcomes of every experiment equally likely?