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    This document contains math homework problems about colors of balls, possible outcomes of events, and representing events of rolling a fair dice. Problem 6 asks students to fill in colors of balls in parentheses. Problem 7 similarly asks students to fill in outcomes. The last questions define an event as any subset of possible outcomes and represents the event of rolling 1, 2, or 3 on a dice.

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    This document contains math homework problems about colors of balls, possible outcomes of events, and representing events of rolling a fair dice. Problem 6 asks students to fill in colors of balls in parentheses. Problem 7 similarly asks students to fill in outcomes. The last questions define an event as any subset of possible outcomes and represents the event of rolling 1, 2, or 3 on a dice.

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    Math HW - 11.

    6.

    a) COLORS OF THE BALLS - yellow (y), green (g), blue (b)

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    7.

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    b) ( )( )( )

    c)

    If you have k possible outcomes, how many events can there be?

    - Any subset of the possible outcomes.

    What does the event in random experiment "rolling a fair dice" represent?

    - It represents the event of rolling a 1, a 2 or a 3.

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