The commonest use of this term in mathematics is in probability theory, where it means much the same as it does in everyday life.
An event is something that might or might not occur.
For example, an event might be selecting an ace from a pack of cards, or throwing an 'even' with a pair of dice, or that there will be exactly ten motoring accidents reported by police on the Gardener Expressway in Toronto during the remainder of this afternoon.
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Average of the numbers in a group =(the sum of all the numbers in the group) divided by (the number of numbers in the group)
it is a surface that never ends in all directions and usually has a point in the upper right hand corner with a letter
Random events are events that do not have a determined outcome. The set of possible outcomes for a random event is always greater than one item.
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In math, the definition of a location is a point. A point gives a specific position or location on a plane surface.