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Hello everyone so this is the question that we have a sample space consists an equal an equally likely outcomes equally likely outcomes now we have to select the statements that must be proved first the probability the probability of any outcome occurring of any outcome occurring of any outcome occurring is one and second probability of any event of any event occurring is the number of outcomes in the event in the event divided by the number of outcomes by the number of of outcomes in the sample space in the sample space for probabilities probabilities can be assigned to outcomes to outcomes in any manner in any manner as as long as the sum of probabilities as the sum of the probabilities of all outcomes is one and fourth is any two events any two events in the two events in the sample space have equal probability of upper.
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So let's jump onto the question and let's have a look at the solution that we have.
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So we'll first have the first part.
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So what is the formal probability? probability is given by favorable outcomes when divided by total outcome.
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So probability of one outcome.
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So total outcomes we have n and we have to find the probability of one outcomes.
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So outcomes would be equal to one.
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So probability can be given by probability would be equal to 1 divided by n.
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So therefore you can say that this is but false.
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Moving on to the second part or the second statement.
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So sample space event be, let's say throwing of dyes.
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Throwing of dyes.
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Let us take this event.
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So the sample space would be, it would have six outcomes.
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One, two, three, four, five at six...