Concept explainers
To explain: which event is more likely to occur.
Answer to Problem 2E
Event A is more likely to occur.
Explanation of Solution
Given information :
Consider, the information provided in the question,
The odds in favour of event A are 2 to 1 and the odds against event B are 2 to 1.
Since, the odds in favour of event A are 2 to 1. Therefore, event A will succeed twice as many times it will fail.
Also, the odds against event B are 2 to 1. Therefore, event B will fail twice as many times it will pass.
Thus, from the above two statement it is clear that event A is more likely to occur.
Hence,
Event A is more likely to occur.
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