An event is an outcome or set of outcomes of an experiment. For example, if you want a coin to land on heads when you are flipping it, and it DOES land on heads, THAT is the event. If it lands on tails, that outcome is the complement
'Chance' is NOT used in mathemetical statistics. The correct word is 'Probability'. Algebraically expressed as P( something occurring) = ( any decimal value between '0' and '1'. P( ...) = 0 ( Will NOT happen) P( ..._ = 1 ( Will definitely happen). e.g. P( night follows day) = 1 ( It will definitely happen). P( heads on coin toss) = 0.5 ( Because it may com down on the reverse side(tails)). NB If you have a probability answer 'outside' '0' & '1', then the answer in incorrect.!!! Start again!!!!!
it is a math term
the mean
its the answer.
mean: average
.Mean; is the correct term in mathematical statistics. 'Average' is a word used in insurance, to describe 'loss'. As the root word is 'avaricious'. Also used casually, but incorrectly, for 'mean'
Four
tamera
average...:)
My mom
math
average