Probability of an Event
It is the measure of the chance that the event will occur as a result of an experiment.
Formula:
P(Event)= (Number of favorable outcome to an Event E)/(Total number of Possible Outcomes)
Problem:
Blitzfrog has returned and posted in 5 threads within 5 minutes. What is the probability of Blitzfrog getting silenced again?
Solution:
P(Event)= (Number of favorable outcome to an Event E)/(Total number of Possible Outcomes)
P(Blitzfrog's Silence) = 1 favorable outcome (getting silenced) / 1 possible outcome (getting silenced)
P(Blitzfrog's Silence) = 1/1
Therefore the probability of Blitzfrog getting silenced is 1/1, actually these are all random and the details above doesn't matter because it's common sense that Blitz's gonna get a silencehammer again soon!
peace frog!
It is the measure of the chance that the event will occur as a result of an experiment.
Formula:
P(Event)= (Number of favorable outcome to an Event E)/(Total number of Possible Outcomes)
Problem:
Blitzfrog has returned and posted in 5 threads within 5 minutes. What is the probability of Blitzfrog getting silenced again?
Solution:
P(Event)= (Number of favorable outcome to an Event E)/(Total number of Possible Outcomes)
P(Blitzfrog's Silence) = 1 favorable outcome (getting silenced) / 1 possible outcome (getting silenced)
P(Blitzfrog's Silence) = 1/1
Therefore the probability of Blitzfrog getting silenced is 1/1, actually these are all random and the details above doesn't matter because it's common sense that Blitz's gonna get a silencehammer again soon!
peace frog!