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what is meant by a random experiment

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Answered by Anonymous
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An experiment is random if although it is repeated in the same manner every time, can result in different outcomes: The set of all possible outcomes is completely determined before carrying it out. Before we carry it out, we cannot predict its outcome.

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An experiment is random if although it is repeated in the same manner every time, can result in different outcomes: The set of all possible outcomes is completely determined before carrying it out. Before we carry it out, we cannot predict its outcome.

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