Sometimes, we are asked to find the probability of an event happening but we are not given the list of all possible outcome. This means that as a first step we need to find our sample space or the set of all possible outcomes, then once our sample space is identified, work out the probabilities we are asked to find.
Example 1 – Rolling 2 die
Example 2 – Tossing a coin 3 times
Sometimes, we are asked to find the probability of an event happening but we are not given the list of all possible outcome. This means that as a first step we need to find our sample space or the set of all possible outcomes, then once our sample space is identified, work out the probabilities we are asked to find.
Example 1 – Rolling 2 die
Example 2 – Tossing a coin 3 times
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