Without Many Trials, One Cannot Determine True Probabilities of Events

question 63

Multiple Choice

Without many trials, one cannot determine true probabilities of events.However, over the long run, and numerous trials, the expected relative-frequency probability of events is very clear and predictable.This is known as the:

• A) independence of trials.
• B) law of large numbers.
• C) long-run probability calculation.
• D) objective probability.

Recognize the parties involved in a contract and their respective roles and responsibilities.

Identify key legal principles from landmark cases related to contract law.

Understand the process and requirements for the assignment and delegation of contractual rights and duties.

Interpret the effects of ambiguous contract language on rights and duties.

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Definitions:

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Superego

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