You are asked to use yourbct judgment to estimate the probability that there will be a nuclear war within the next 10 years. Is this an example of the relative frequency or the subjective definition of probability? Explain. O This is an example of the relative frequency definition because you would be relying on a long run of previous trials. O This is an example of the subjective definition because you would be relying on a long run of previous trials. O This is an example of the subjective definition because there are no previous trials in which a nuclear war occurred, so the long run probability cannot be assessed.

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