Mathematics, 27.05.2021 17:20 Jvnvthvn

Lesson 1: Probability of an Event What is it
Probability is the measure of how probable an event occurs. If each of th
space has an equal chance of occurring, then the probability of an event E, which
is
number of outcomes in the event n(E)
P(E)
number of outcomes in the sample space n(S)
Steps to find the theList the outcomes experiment (Sprobability:
1. ofample Space).
2. Count the number of all possible outcomes of the experiment (Sample Space
3. Count the favorable outcomes/ (Event).
. Use the formula.

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Lesson 1: Probability of an Event What is it
Probability is the measure of how probable an eve...