The difference between a population distribution and sampling a distribution
Definition: The Population Distribution is a form of probability distribution that measures the frequency with which the items or variables that make up the population are drawn or expected to be drawn for a given research study.
Defintion: The Sampling Distribution is a form of probability of a random sample out of a group of frequency which is made up of the sample of which the population has been picked out of, making it a partial research study
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i think it is the last one.
4^4square root 2 is the answer
The probability of occurrence for the events A, B and C is; 1/4.
<h3>What is the probability of occurrence of.the described events?</h3>
For the first event A in which case, there's no odd number on the first two rolls, the possible events are; EEE and EEO. Consequently, the required probability is;
Event A = 2/8 = 1/4.
For the event B in which case, there's an even number on both the first and last rolls; the possible events are; EEE and EOE. Consequently, the required probability is;
Event B = 2/8 = 1/4.
For the event C in which case, there's an odd number on each of the first two rolls; the possible events are; OOO and OOE. Consequently, the required probability is;
Event C = 2/8 = 1/4.
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