Probability Sample Space Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Probability Sample Space QuizVersion en ligne Quiz on probability sample spaces par Ritika Khurana 1 What is the sample space in a single coin flip? a Heads only b Heads or tails c Tails only 2 If rolling a six-sided die, how many outcomes are in the sample space? a 5 b 6 c 7 3 In drawing a card from a standard deck, what is an outcome in the sample space? a A specific card like Ace of Spades b Any two cards c The suit only 4 What describes all possible outcomes of an experiment called? a Probability b Event c Sample space 5 If two fair dice are rolled, how many outcomes are in the sample space? a 12 b 18 c 36 6 What is an event in probability? a The entire sample space b A subset of the sample space c A single outcome only 7 In a fair draw of one card, is each card’s probability equal? a No, probabilities vary b Only for jokers c Yes, each card has 1/52 8 Which principle is used to count outcomes in a sample space? a Subtraction principle b Counting principle c Addition principle 9 If an experiment has outcomes {A,B,C} with probabilities 0.2, 0.5, 0.3, what is the sample space? a {B,C} b {A,B} c {A,B,C} 10 Are the sample space and an event disjoint concepts? a Yes, they are the same b No, an event is a subset of the sample space c Event is twice the sample space

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Probability Sample Space QuizVersion en ligne

Quiz on probability sample spaces

par Ritika Khurana

What is the sample space in a single coin flip?

Heads only

Heads or tails

Tails only

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

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

A specific card like Ace of Spades

Any two cards

The suit only

What describes all possible outcomes of an experiment called?

Probability

Event

Sample space

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

What is an event in probability?

The entire sample space

A subset of the sample space

A single outcome only

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

No, probabilities vary

Only for jokers

Yes, each card has 1/52

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

Subtraction principle

Counting principle

Addition principle

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

{B,C}

{A,B}

{A,B,C}

Are the sample space and an event disjoint concepts?

Yes, they are the same

No, an event is a subset of the sample space

Event is twice the sample space

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Probability Sample Space QuizVersion en ligne

par Ritika Khurana

What is the sample space in a single coin flip?

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

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

What describes all possible outcomes of an experiment called?

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

What is an event in probability?

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

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

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

Are the sample space and an event disjoint concepts?

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