Basic Concepts of Probability MCQs

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If an experiment involves selecting 2 items from a set of 4 distinct items, what is the total number of possible permutations?
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What term describes an event that consists of exactly one sample point from the sample space?
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In probability theory, what does a value of zero represent when measuring the likelihood of an event?
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What term describes a set of events that, when combined, cover the entire sample space?
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What is the mathematical expression for the joint probability of two independent events, J and K?
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Which probability approach defines the probability of an event A as the ratio of the number of times event A occurs in a series of experiments?
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In probability theory, what term describes an event whose probability is equal to one?
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For two mutually exclusive events A and B, which rule allows the calculation of the probability of either event occurring by summing their individual probabilities, P(A) + P(B) = n(A)/n(S) + n(B)/n(S)?
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In probability theory, what is the specific term for an individual outcome within a sample space?
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What is the probability of rolling either an even or an odd number on a fair six-sided die?