MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
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ISBN: 9781119256830
Author: Amos Gilat
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc
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The values below represent a student's responses for the probability of several events. Match the values with the best description. Some descriptions can be used more than once.

Probabilities

  • -abcdefg 1.9
  • -abcdefg 0
  • -abcdefg 0.94
  • -abcdefg 0.14
  • -abcdefg -0.35
  • -abcdefg 1
  • -abcdefg 0.5
  • -abcdefg 0.003

Descriptions

  1. This event is certain to happen.
  2. Someone made a mistake.
  3. This event is very likely to happen, but is isn't certain.
  4. It would be unusual for this event to happen.
  5. This event has a fair chance of happening or not happening.
  6. This event cannot happen.
  7. The is event may happen, but it isn't likely.
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