a completely random singular event will have no most probable event, but when multiple trials can exist we can find all of the possible values to see which ones occur the most. for example, three dice rolls have the most common events of <span>rolling a 10 or <span>11, because they happen 27 out of 216 possible rolls each or 12.5 percent. Many "most probably events" can be represented as the mean on a standard bell curve.</span></span>
Yes you use the method of your choice to solve (x+7)*(x+7) Then you distribute the negative -1(x^2+14x+49) Then you add the four -x^2-14x-45 should be your answer
