Two event are said to be equally likely is ______________?
Correct answer: A. As any other
- A. As any other
- B. both event occurs
- C. One occurs
- D. not both occurs
Explanation
Equally likely events have the same probability as one another, so each occurs with the same chance as any other event under consideration. Option a is the only choice expressing this idea, although the wording is incomplete.
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