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A value between 0 and 1 assigned to an event that measures the likelihood of its occurrence.
Step-by-step explanation:
Typically Probability is measuring the likelihood of something will occur, unless otherwise stated by the prompt.
The value is always in the decimals (percentage, or fractions), as 1 = 100%, or it will most certainly occur, while 0 = 0%, or it will most definitely not occur. Anything in between will give the chance of how likely something will occur or not.
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Answer: Nominal
Step-by-step explanation:
A categorical variable whose values are purely qualitative and unordered is called a Nominal variable. Nominal variables are qualitative variables that does not have a particular rank, order or value. An example of nominal variables are colour (red,blue etc), gender (male, female), skin and hair colour etc.
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C.
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10^4
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