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Take everyone shot at school divided by everyone that has gone to school and you have a rough estimate of your odds of being shot at school, which is most likely extremely small.
There are no odds. It just happens.
If you mean the odds of a child in the US being shot- actually, very low- and has been getting lower for several years. Some groups with a political agenda claim there are more deaths from children being shot than there are ALL deaths of children- so check your sources carefully- and see how they define "Child". Assuming child means a human under 18 years old, there about 74.5 million of them in the US (some groups consider a 26 year old to be a child) The FBI Uniform Crime Report shows 454 murders of children, with about 20% being shot. That is about 1 in 818,000. However, the odds of a child being shot goes up if you live in a high crime city, belong to a gang, or commit criminal acts.
One way that probability is used in sports is to determine the odds of something. For example the odds of winning the game or the odds of a play being successful.
adjusted odds ratios are the odds of a dichotomous event being true adjusted for or controlling for other possible contributions from other variables in the model.
Take everyone shot at school divided by everyone that has gone to school and you have a rough estimate of your odds of being shot at school, which is most likely extremely small.
None. A gun in the home, or anywhere else for that matter, will not shoot you. If you are asking what are the odds of being shot by someone with a gun in your home, that's another question. You will have to be specific in what you are looking for. Is there a gun in the home already? Is it loaded or empty? Is it secured or not secured? Are you asking about being shot accidentally or during a crime in the home?
The odds of me being pregnant are 0 as I am male.
A long shot.
The odds of being killed by a shark are extremely low, with an average of 5-10 fatal shark attacks worldwide each year. In comparison, the odds of being killed in a car accident are much higher.
Obviously the further away from the basket you are, the higher the degree of difficulty. Therefore lowering your odds in making the shot. Was this a serious question?
There are no odds. It just happens.
The odds of being killed in a tornado are relatively low, with an average of around 0.1 deaths per million people per year in the United States. However, the risk can vary depending on the severity and frequency of tornadoes in a specific region. Taking safety precautions and staying informed during tornado season can help reduce the risk of injury or death.
The odds of being struck by lightning while playing golf are approximately 1 in 100,000. Golf courses are at higher risk due to their wide-open spaces and exposure to the elements. It's important to take precautions and seek shelter during thunderstorms to reduce the risk of being struck by lightning.
Davis holds the distinction of being credited with making the longest shot in NBA history, an 89-footer against the Bucks on Nov. 17, 2001.
The odds of a type 0 civilization being in a simulation reality is very high.
It means that the odds are 100 to 1 against whatever you are doing.