By definition, theoretical probability is equal to:
A.
No. of possible outcomes
Total n...
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By definition, theoretical probability is equal to:
A.
No. of possible outcomes
Total no of favorable outcomes
B.
No. of favorable outcomes
Total no. of possible outcomes
C.
No. of total outcomes
Total no. of impossible outcomes
D.
No. of total outcomes
Total no of possible outcomes
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