Which of the following items would not be used for geometric probability? a. area of a rug c. length of time b. number of trees d. length of a field

Answer: b. number of trees

Step-by-step explanation:

The concept of geometric probability is basically use when we have continuous data.

Since it is impossible to count continuous data, but geometrically (in form of length, area etc) we can count the outcomes in general to calculate the required probability.

Therefore, from the given options, Option b. "number of trees" would not be used for geometric probability because among all it is the only discrete case which is countable.

Rest of items (a. area of a rug, c. length of time, d. length of a field) would be used for geometric probability,