Math, asked by urva1030, 10 months ago

what is the equation for total probability of an event

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Answered by arnavmishra2811

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Answer:

number of possible outcomes / total number of outcomes

Answered by nikhilchn22

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Answer:

P(E)=Number of outcomes favourable to E/Total no. of all possible outcomes of the experiment

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