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20 May, 06:15

What does it mean that there is an equal theoretical probability of each outcome?

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  1. 20 May, 06:18
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  2. 20 May, 06:33
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    there is equal probability for each outcome

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Let's say you are flipping a coin.

    The possible outcomes are : Head and Tail

    Probability (Head) = 1/2

    Probability (Tail) = 1/2

    In this case, there is equal theoretical probability of each outcome
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