MathProbabilityEvents and probabilities

Finding probabilities

Probability types

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Check the boxes that correctly describe the discrete and continuous probability spaces:

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The number of events in a discrete space may be infinite but it must be countable

There is no substantial difference between discrete and continuous probability spaces

It is pointless to operate with single events in continuous probability space because they don't give us the required information.

In discrete spaces instead of working with individual elements we work with their ranges and collections

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