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    In Probability Theory,what Is the Outcome of an Experiment
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In Probability Theory,what Is the Outcome of an Experiment

Question 59

Question 59

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In probability theory,what is the outcome of an experiment?


A) the absolute values of all samples
B) the collection of all possible experiments
C) a theoretical result
D) the result that is observed

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