What is classical probability based on?

• Data collected from experiments

• Historical data and past events

• Professional opinions or intuition

• Equal chance of all outcomes occurring

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What example is used to explain classical probability?

• Analyzing survey data

• Predicting weather conditions

• Rolling a die or drawing cards

• Making a professional judgment

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How do you calculate classical probability?

• By dividing the number of favorable outcomes by the total number of outcomes

• Through intuition or expert opinion

• By collecting and analyzing data from experiments

• Using historical data to make predictions

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How is empirical probability determined?

• By using intuition or educated guesses

• All outcomes having an equal chance of occurring

• Based on collected data from observations or experiments

• Through theoretical analysis

What distinguishes empirical probability from classical probability?

• It involves making predictions without data

• It's derived from actual data collected

• It relies on historical data

• It's based on theoretical outcomes

What is an example of empirical probability?

• Estimating the chance of winning a raffle

• Guessing the outcome of a game

• Calculating the probability of rain based on cloud formation

• Determining the probability of rolling a four after 1000 rolls

What method is used to determine empirical probability?

• Collecting data through surveys and experiments

• Assuming all outcomes have an equal chance

• Analyzing theoretical scenarios

• Using intuition to make educated guesses

Which type of probability is least favored by statisticians?

• Objective probability

• Classical probability

• Subjective probability

• Empirical probability

In which scenario would subjective probability be used?

• Determining the outcome of rolling dice

• Analyzing results from a public survey

• Calculating the chance of drawing a specific card

• Estimating recovery chances based on a doctor's experience

Which probability type involves professional judgment?

• Classical

• Objective

• Empirical

• Subjective

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