Probability Welcome to the Quiz on Probability This quiz will be automatically submitted after 15 minutes. You can see timer in the title bar of the website. All the Best !!! Team Stat Modeller Your Name Your Email Your Number If A and B are two events which have no point in common, the events A and B are: complementary to each other mutually exclusive dependent independent None The definition of a statistical probability was originally given by: De Moivre Von-Mises Pascal Laplace None The definition of a priori probability was originally given by: De Moivre Von-Mises Feller Laplace None Probability can take values 0 to 1 2 to 10 1 to 2 -1 to + 1 None The outcome of tossing coin is a: Simple Event Mutually Exclusive Event Compound Event Complementary Event None The limiting relative frequency approach of of probability is known as: Statistical Probability All Are Correct Mathematical Probability Classical Probability None Classical probability is also known as : A priory probability All are correct Laplace's probability Mathematical probability None Probability is expressed as : Ratio All are correct Percentage Proportion None Classical probability is measured in terms of : absolute value and ratio both none of the given a ratio an absolute value None If it is known that an event A has occurred, the probability of an event E given A is called: A Priori Probability Empirical Probability Posteriori Probability Conditional Probability None Two events are said to be independent if: each outcome has equal chance of occurrence one does not affect the occurrence of the other both the events have only one point there is no common point in between them None Each outcome of a random experiment is called: All are correct Derived Event Compound Event Primary Event None Please Share This Share this content Opens in a new window Opens in a new window Opens in a new window Opens in a new window Opens in a new window Opens in a new window Opens in a new window Opens in a new window
