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The Probability of an impossible event is

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zero probability

zero probabilityThe impossible event has zero probability

zero probabilityThe impossible event has zero probabilityOne of the basic properties of probability is that the empty set must have zero probability (see the lecture on Probability for a formal proof). Therefore, by definition, impossible events have zero probability.

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The probability of impossible event is 0

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