Answer: All outcomes in the sample space are equally likely.
- A The event A is a simple event containing one outcome
- B The events under consideration are mutually exclusive
- C All outcomes in the sample space are equally likely
- D The sample space contains a finite number of outcomes only
Correct answer: C. All outcomes in the sample space are equally likely
Explanation: Counting favourable outcomes assumes each carries the same weight; for a biased die or unequal outcomes the axiomatic definition must be used instead.
Concept context
Random experiments, sample space, events, and the axiomatic approach to probability