Question

true false the probability of equally likely events is always 1/2

Answer 1

this statement is directly wrong.
so it is false

Answer 2

Answer: False

Step-by-step explanation:

suppose you toss a coin

there are equal chances

of both heads and tails to occur

so

probability of heads = 1/2

probability of tails = 1/2

in these case you can get 1/2

because there are only two outcomes

but if there are more outcomes

you cannot get 1/2

if you are asked two pick a number

between 1 - 6

then there are equal chances for everything

so probability for each number will become

1/6

so it is true only when there are two outcomes

if there are more than it is false

so this statement is false