Math, asked by 9a26dhruvikesh, 6 months ago

what is the probability of an event that cannot happen

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Answered by gayathrivishy

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Answer: zero '0'

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Answered by Anonymous

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The probability of an event that cannot happen (impossible event) is always zero and that of a sure event is always one.

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