Question

1. what term describes the total possible results of a probability experiment?

a. event likelihood
b. statistical probability
c. total number of outcomes
d. favorable outcomes

Explanation:

• Event likelihood: Refers to how likely an event is to occur, not the total possible results.
• Statistical probability: Deals with calculating probabilities based on data, not the total possible results.
• Total number of outcomes: This is the term that describes all the possible results of a probability experiment.
• Favorable outcomes: Refers to the specific outcomes we are interested in, not all possible results.

Answer:

C. Total number of outcomes