Question

28 multiple choice 1 point classify each statement as an example of classical, empirical, or subjective probability and explain your reasoning. the probability that you will get the flu this year is 0.1. classical probability because each outcome is equally likely. empirical probability because it involves the relative frequency of collected data. subjective probability because it is based on an educated guess. 29 multiple choice 1 point classify each statement as an example of classical, empirical, or subjective probability and explain your reasoning. the probability that a voter chosen at random will be younger than 35 years old is 0.3. classical probability because each outcome is equally likely. empirical probability because it involves the relative frequency of collected data. subjective probability because it is based on an educated guess.

Explanation:

For question 28:

• Classical probability requires equally likely outcomes. There is no indication of equally likely outcomes here.
• Empirical probability is based on relative frequency of collected data. No data collection context is given.
• Subjective probability is based on an educated guess. The probability of getting a rise is likely an educated guess.

For question 29:

• Classical probability (equally likely outcomes) is not applicable as there's no such indication.
• Empirical probability involves relative frequency of collected data. The probability of a voter being younger than 35 is likely based on data collection (like surveys of voters) which gives relative frequency.
• Subjective probability (educated guess) is not the case here as it's more likely based on data.

Answer:

1. Subjective probability because it is based on an educated guess.
2. Empirical probability because it involves the relative frequency of collected data.