when a probability is expressed as a fraction, what does the bottom number represents A. the number of possible out comes B. the number of likely out comes C. the number of times a trial is repeated D. the percent chance that even will happen

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Halle Duffy

26 November, 08:45

when a probability is expressed as a fraction, what does the bottom number represents A. the number of possible out comes B. the number of likely out comes C. the number of times a trial is repeated D. the percent chance that even will happen

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Kason · Answer 1

A. the number of possible out comes

Step-by-step explanation:

Probability is the chance of an event/something to happen.

The formula is;

Probability = the number of ways of achieving success/Total number of outcomes

The numerator position will have a value to show the number of ways of achieving success while the denominator will show the number of outcomes

For example the number of possible outcomes when a coin is flipped is 2, a tail or a head. So the probability of getting a head is P (H) = 1/2 where 2 is the number of outcomes