When are events of a random experiment said to be equally likely?
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The set of possible outcomes of a random experiment is called sample space and elements of the set are called sample points. Some outcomes of the sample space satisfy a specified description, which is called an Event. Events are said to be Equally likely, when we have no preference for one rather than the other.
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