Question

1. which of these are true about simple events?

a. it includes scenarios like rolling two dice
b. it involves adjustment
c. it can be calculated by multiplying probabilities
d. it has only one outcome

Explanation:

A simple event in probability is defined as an event that has only one outcome. Rolling two dice (option a) is a compound event. Adjustment (option b) is not a characteristic of simple events. Multiplying probabilities (option c) is used for compound events (e.g., independent events).

Answer:

d. It has only one outcome