In which approach to probability the outcomes are equally likely to occur ?
Correct answer: A. Classical Probability
- A. Classical Probability
- B. Subjective Probability
- C. Relative Frequency
- D. Independent
Explanation
Classical probability assumes that all outcomes are equally likely, such as the outcomes of a fair die. Relative-frequency probability is based on observed data, while subjective probability depends on personal judgment.
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