The Probability of an Event E Can Always Be Computed $$P ( E ) = \frac { \text { number of outcomes favorable to } \mathrm { E } } { \text { number of outcomes in the sample space } }$$

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The probability of an event E can always be computed using the formula, $$P ( E ) = \frac { \text { number of outcomes favorable to } \mathrm { E } } { \text { number of outcomes in the sample space } }$$

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