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3 years ago

1)Why is the statement incorrect that probability can be used to predict the result of an activity?

2 answers:

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<span>Probability models the long-run average of events. Information on probability cannot predict future results because you would be extrapolating information outside the set of data points you already have.</span><span />

vladimir2022 [97]3 years ago

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Answer with explanation:

→The Exact meaning of Probability is Chance.It Means ,that Something will happen or not in terms of rational numbers.

→As, Probability of an event lies between ,0 to 1, means ,the result is not Precise ,whether it will happen surely that is exactly 100% or it will not, that is 0%.Percentage of happening of anything lies between 0% to 100%.

→0 ≤ Probability ≤ 1,shows that ,if we represent it on the number line, it is Scattered from ,0 to 1.

These three reasons are enough to verify that, Probability can't be used to Predict exactly ,the result of an Activity.It is just representation in terms of rational number.

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