Part 1 of 8(a) The probability 1.00 indicates that (Choose one)Part 2 of 8(b) The probability 0.18 indicates that (Choose one)Part 3 of 8(c) The probability 0.87 indicates that (Choose one)Part 4 of 8(d) The probability 0.02 indicates that (Choose one)Part 5 of 8(e) The probability 0 indicates that (Choose one)Part 6 of 8(f) The probability 0.50 indicates that (Choose one)Part 7 of 8(g) The probability -0.15 indicates that (Choose one)Part 8 of 8(h) The probability 3.91 indicates that (Choose one)

a) Probability of an event is the chance of occurrence of that event.

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