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3 years ago

Which word or phrase that best describes the probability??

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1 answer:

Llana [10]3 years ago

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100% = Certain (no matter what.. it's going to happen)
75/100 = Likely (has a high chance of happening)
5/10 = Equally likely (can happen, or might not)
1/4 = Unlikely (might not happen)
0.0 = Impossible

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