Match the term with the description.
Event An outcome or a collection of outcomes
Experiment Any situation that has uncertain and observable outcomes
Sample space The set of all possible outcomes
Which of the following does a sample space of an experiment contain?
(Choose 2)
Sample
Event
Probability of experiment
Outcome
Population
Place the following probability calculation steps into their proper order, from left to right.
Accurately describing the experiment
Sample space
Identifying the outcomes of interest
What is the probability of getting two heads in an experiment of tossing two
coins at the same time? (Choose 2)
0
1
1/4
, 50%
25%
Rank the following (from left to right) with regard to the lowest number of elements or outcomes
to the highest.
Simple event
Event
Sample space
Which of the followings is correct regarding a sample space? (Choose 2)
It contains the probability of events
The number of outcomes can be infinite
Outcomes can be numerical
Sample space can have no outcome
Outcomes can be alphabetical
Which of the following symbols are used in a sample space? (Choose 2)
()
,
[]
No symbol is used in sample space
, {}
Which of the following is correct regarding the probability of an event?
(Choose 2)
Its value is sometimes greater than 1
Its value can be less than 0
People do not care about it
People try to avoid it
The word is full of uncertainty
Which of the following ranges are correct for the value of probability of an
event? (Choose 2)
Its value is always 0
Greater than or equal to 0 to less than or equal to 1
Greater than 0 to less than 1
It can be any negative or positive number
Between 0 to 1 inclusive
Match each source of data with the correct category.
Experiment Tossing a coin
Simple event {1}
Sample space {a, b, c}
, Which of the following items are necessary in calculation of probability?
(Choose 2)
Type of the outcome
Mean of the population
An experiment
A sample space
Mean of the sample
Match each source of data with the correct category.
Sample space {a, b, c}
Experiment Rolling a die
Simple event {H}
What is the probability of getting a head and a tail in an experiment tossing
two coins?
0.33
0.50
1/1
Impossible to calculate
Which of the following probabilities are used in a relatively simple
experiment with easily defined sample spaces? (Choose 2)
Event An outcome or a collection of outcomes
Experiment Any situation that has uncertain and observable outcomes
Sample space The set of all possible outcomes
Which of the following does a sample space of an experiment contain?
(Choose 2)
Sample
Event
Probability of experiment
Outcome
Population
Place the following probability calculation steps into their proper order, from left to right.
Accurately describing the experiment
Sample space
Identifying the outcomes of interest
What is the probability of getting two heads in an experiment of tossing two
coins at the same time? (Choose 2)
0
1
1/4
, 50%
25%
Rank the following (from left to right) with regard to the lowest number of elements or outcomes
to the highest.
Simple event
Event
Sample space
Which of the followings is correct regarding a sample space? (Choose 2)
It contains the probability of events
The number of outcomes can be infinite
Outcomes can be numerical
Sample space can have no outcome
Outcomes can be alphabetical
Which of the following symbols are used in a sample space? (Choose 2)
()
,
[]
No symbol is used in sample space
, {}
Which of the following is correct regarding the probability of an event?
(Choose 2)
Its value is sometimes greater than 1
Its value can be less than 0
People do not care about it
People try to avoid it
The word is full of uncertainty
Which of the following ranges are correct for the value of probability of an
event? (Choose 2)
Its value is always 0
Greater than or equal to 0 to less than or equal to 1
Greater than 0 to less than 1
It can be any negative or positive number
Between 0 to 1 inclusive
Match each source of data with the correct category.
Experiment Tossing a coin
Simple event {1}
Sample space {a, b, c}
, Which of the following items are necessary in calculation of probability?
(Choose 2)
Type of the outcome
Mean of the population
An experiment
A sample space
Mean of the sample
Match each source of data with the correct category.
Sample space {a, b, c}
Experiment Rolling a die
Simple event {H}
What is the probability of getting a head and a tail in an experiment tossing
two coins?
0.33
0.50
1/1
Impossible to calculate
Which of the following probabilities are used in a relatively simple
experiment with easily defined sample spaces? (Choose 2)
