Probability

3. Used to simulate a 1 in 52 chance
6. When finding the probability of simultaneous M.E. events, we use the ________________ rule.
7. Used to represent probabilities as a number between 1-100
10. Used to simulate a 1 in 2 chance
11. A visual representation of an event's probabilities
12. Used to simulate a 1 in 6 chance
13. variables that are counted instead of measured
14. When one outcome excludes others, we call those outcomes ___________ exclusive
15. Used to represent probabilities as a '1 in ___' odds
16. Only 2 outcomes

1. The different outcomes possible in an event
2. One outcome does not affect the probability of others
4. variables that are measured and precise
5. The probability of an event NOT occurring
8. The statistical average of a random variable in an event is called the ___________ value
9. A list of all possible outcomes and their probabilities
12. Used to represent probabilities as a number between 0-1
15. A game is considered _____ if the outcomes or probabilities are equal for all parties