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Define a simple event and provide an example.
Think of one result from rolling a die.
What is a compound event? Give an example.
Consider various outcomes from a single die roll.
What is an event in probability?
Think about what happens when you perform a random experiment.
True or False: A compound event can consist of only one outcome.
Consider what defines a compound event.
If event A is defined as rolling a six on a die, define the complementary event A′ and calculate its probability.
Think about how many outcomes are not six.
In a card deck, event A is drawing a red card. What is A′ and what is the probability of A′ occurring?
Count the total outcomes of black cards in the deck.
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