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Probability Sample Space Quiz

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Quiz on probability sample spaces

by Ritika Khurana
1

What is the sample space in a single coin flip?

2

If rolling a six-sided die, how many outcomes are in the sample space?

3

In drawing a card from a standard deck, what is an outcome in the sample space?

4

What describes all possible outcomes of an experiment called?

5

If two fair dice are rolled, how many outcomes are in the sample space?

6

What is an event in probability?

7

In a fair draw of one card, is each card’s probability equal?

8

Which principle is used to count outcomes in a sample space?

9

If an experiment has outcomes {A,B,C} with probabilities 0.2, 0.5, 0.3, what is the sample space?

10

Are the sample space and an event disjoint concepts?

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