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What does the notation P(event) represent

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P(event) denotes the probably of the event. It's a number between 0 and 1. A probabilty of 0 means the event definitely won't happen, 1 means the event definitely will happen, and in between means the event may happen, with higher probabilities meaning it's more likely to happen.

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