Multiple Choice QuestionWhat do we refer to events which include all outcomes in the sample space?Multiple choice question.InclusiveSimpleMutually exclusiveExhaustive

What is the word for the set of all possible outcomes?sample spaceprobability    eventequally likelyexperiment

Multiplication theorem of probability is applicable for :Group of answer choicesIndependent eventsMutually exclusive eventsConditional eventsExhaustive events

The addition theorem is applicable for :Group of answer choicesMutually exclusive eventsExhaustive eventsConditional eventsIndependent events

Recall the couple that is planning to have 3 children, where the sample space S of all possible outcomes is:S={BBB, BBG, BGB, GBB, GGB, GBG, BGG, GGG}Consider the following two events:A—the middle child is a girlC—the three children are of the same genderIn the box below, answer the following:i. What are the possible outcomes for each of these events?ii. Do the events share any of the outcomes? (i.e., is there an overlap between the two events?)iii. Based on ii, are the events disjoint or not?

For P(A or B), "or" is inclusive, it it includes the possibility that both event A and event B happen.