write the formula for finding the empirical probability of an event
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In contrast to empirical probabilities, which are estimates, calculated probabilities involving distinct outcomes from a sample space are exact. For example, if the event X consists of m desired outcomes within a total sample space of n possible outcomes, then the probability of X will be:
P(X) = m/n
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In contrast to empirical probabilities, which are estimates, calculated probabilities involving distinct outcomes from a sample space are exact. For example, if the event X consists of m desired outcomes within a total sample space of n possible outcomes, then the probability of X will be:
P(X) = m/n
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