Use the following information for question 1 and 2.An experiment consists of selecting a letter at random from the letters in the word ANTARTICA and observingthe outcomes.1. What is an appropriate sample space for this experiment?a. S {AAA, N, TT, R, I, C}b. S= {A, N, T, R, I, C}c. S= {A, N, T, R}d. S= {T, R, I, A}e. S = {A, I}2. Describe the event "the letter selected is not a vowel"a. E= {A, I}b. E= {N, T, R, C}c. E= {NT, RC}d. E= {A, C}e. E= {AAA, I}

the outcomes. 1. What is an appropriate sample space for this experiment? a. S = {AAA, N, TT, R, I, C} {A, N, T, R, I, C} b. S c. = S {A, N, T, R} d. S= {T, R, I, A} e. S = {A, I} = 2. Describe the event "the letter selected is not a vowel" a. E = {A, I} b. E= {N, T, R, C} c. E= {NT, RC} d. E= {A, C} e. E= {AAA, I} C

the outcomes. 1. What is an appropriate sample space for this experiment? a. S = {AAA, N, TT, R, I, C} {A, N, T, R, I, C} b. S c. = S {A, N, T, R} d. S= {T, R, I, A} e. S = {A, I} = 2. Describe the event "the letter selected is not a vowel" a. E = {A, I} b. E= {N, T, R, C} c. E= {NT, RC} d. E= {A, C} e. E= {AAA, I} C

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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Author:Sheldon Ross

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Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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