Which event is considered neither likely nor unlikely?
a. rolling a number greater than one on a six-sided number cube
b. rolling a 1 on a six-sided number cube
c. getting heads when flipping a coin
d. choosing a x, y, or z from a bag containing all letters in the alphabet

Select all the statements that apply to this figure

Which of the following is an example of conditional probability

Which of the following are independent events? a) knowing that it is going to rain tomorrow, and bringing an umbrella to schoolb) knowing that you have to get up early tomorrow, and going to bed before 9 p.mc) knowing that it is going to rain tomorrow, and going to bed before 9 p.md) knowing that you have a test in school tomorrow, and studying thw night before