Probability Slideshow Questions
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Probability is the branch of mathematics concerned with quantifying uncertainty. It allows us to assign numerical values to the likelihood of events occurring based on known information and historical data. Questions in this set cover fundamental concepts in probability such as sample spaces, events, outcomes, probabilities, and expected values.
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