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Determine which of the following numbers could not represent the probability of an event. 330 25 1225' 12 0, 0.002,-0.7, 30%, Select all that apply. A. 30% B. 0 C. 0.002 D. 330 1225 E. 25 12 OF. -0.7

Determine which of the following numbers could not represent the probability of an event. 330 25 1225' 12 0, 0.002,-0.7, 30%, Select all that apply. A. 30% B. 0 C. 0.002 D. 330 1225 E. 25 12 OF. -0.7

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### Probability Representation **Task:** Determine which of the following numbers could not represent the probability of an event. - List of numbers: - \(0\) - \(0.002\) - \(-0.7\) - \(30\%\) - \(\frac{330}{1225}\) - \(\frac{25}{12}\) --- **Instructions:** Select all that apply. - **A.** \(30\%\) - **B.** \(0\) - **C.** \(0.002\) - **D.** \(\frac{330}{1225}\) - **E.** \(\frac{25}{12}\) - **F.** \(-0.7\) **Explanation:** Probabilities must be between 0 and 1 (inclusive), or between 0% and 100% when expressed as a percentage. For example: - A probability of \(0\) indicates impossibility. - A probability of \(1\) or \(100\%\) indicates certainty. - Probabilities cannot be negative or greater than 1.00.
Transcribed Image Text:### Probability Representation **Task:** Determine which of the following numbers could not represent the probability of an event. - List of numbers: - \(0\) - \(0.002\) - \(-0.7\) - \(30\%\) - \(\frac{330}{1225}\) - \(\frac{25}{12}\) --- **Instructions:** Select all that apply. - **A.** \(30\%\) - **B.** \(0\) - **C.** \(0.002\) - **D.** \(\frac{330}{1225}\) - **E.** \(\frac{25}{12}\) - **F.** \(-0.7\) **Explanation:** Probabilities must be between 0 and 1 (inclusive), or between 0% and 100% when expressed as a percentage. For example: - A probability of \(0\) indicates impossibility. - A probability of \(1\) or \(100\%\) indicates certainty. - Probabilities cannot be negative or greater than 1.00.
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