Probability is used to determine the likelihood of events occurring and is calculated by dividing the number of favorable outcomes by the total possible outcomes. It is used in many fields like math, statistics, finance, gambling, and science to analyze experiments and predict outcomes. Experimental probability is determined by repeating tests and observing results to calculate the ratio of times an event occurs to the total number of times tested. Probability helps understand whether outcomes are certain, likely, unlikely, or a tie in experiments with multiple potential results.

3. Why do we need Probability?Probability is needed to find the likelihood to something occurring at a point in time.

4. Definition of ProbabilityProbability is the measure of how likely it is the some event will occur, a number expressing the ratio of favorable cases to the whole number or cases possible.

5. For example the chance of a coin landing on heads is 50%. This is because a coin has two sides so there is a 50% chance that the coin will land on heads and 50% that a coin will land on tails.Definition of Experimental ProbabilityExperimental Probability is the chance of something happening, based on repeated testing and observing results. It is the ration of the number of times an even has occurred to the number of times it has been tested.

6. For example to find the probability of getting a six when rolling a dice, you need to roll the dice many times, then divide the number of times who rolled a six with how many times you rolled the dice in total.So in this particular experiment the chance of rolling a two was the highest because there is ⅙ chance that each face of the dice will be rolled, but this particular time I conducted this experiment the number two was rolled the most and the number four the least.

7. Where is Probability Used?Probability is used a lot in daily life, Probability is used in such as Math, Statistics, Finance, Gambling, Science, Machine and Artificial Intelligence, and in many other activities.

8. The Experiment and the OutcomeAn experiment is controlled test or investigation conducted by someone. And an outcome is the the result of these tests.For Example:If you spin a spinner that consists of the color Pink, Blue, Green and Purple, then having the spinner stop on any of these colors is a possible outcome.

9. Win? Lose? Tie? Likely? Unlikely? Certain? The outcome of a experiment differs for each experiment for example if you have a spinner that looks like this:Then which color is it mostly likely to land on when spun? Blue, White, Black, Yellow or Red? Which one is least likely? Does anything tie here?

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