Fill in the blank: An event described as 'impossible' has a probability of ___ occurring.

0

True or False: In Bag C, which contains 0 green and 10 blue balls, it is possible to pick a green ball.

False. It is impossible to pick a green ball from Bag C.

Riddle: I can be expected but not guaranteed, and my certainty is often debated. What am I?

Likely event.

Fill in the blank: A previous score in a probability experiment, such as scoring a 1, ___ the outcome of the next spin.

Does not influence

Riddle: I have six faces but no eyes, I can be spun and rolled, but my outcomes are always random. What am I?

A spinner or a die.

Based on the results of 20 picks, how many square cards were selected?

10 square cards were selected.

If a friend is often 10 minutes late, the probability of them being on time tomorrow is ___ likely.

Unlikely.

True or False: The results of a single experiment will always yield equal outcomes when tossing a coin.

False. The results may not be equal due to randomness.

During the card selection experiment, which shape was suggested to be more prevalent than circles?

Squares.

Fill in the blank: Repeating an experiment may lead to results that differ due to ___.

Randomness.

Riddle: I have two sides, one is heads and the other is tails. What am I?

A coin.

What conclusion can be drawn about the triangle cards based on the selection results?

Only one triangle card was suggested, indicating it is less common.

In probability, what does it mean when outcomes are described as equally likely?

It means each outcome has the same chance of occurring, such as heads or tails in a coin toss.

Fill in the blank: An event that is expected to happen but is not guaranteed is considered ___ likely.

Likely

True or False: In Bag C, which contains 0 green and 10 blue balls, it is certain to pick a green ball.

False. In Bag C, it is impossible to pick a green ball.