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Q: Enumerate and differentiate the approaches in calculating probabilities.
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Q: Describe about the Alternative Approach to Conditional Probabilities?
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Q: Can an event of probability 0 be an outcome of a chance experiment?
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A: The likelihood of an event is determined by the possibility of the event to occur.
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Q: What is Conditional Probability?
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