Question

Which ratio best defines theoretical probability?

Number of possible outcomes:Number of favorable outcomes
Number of favorable outcomes:Number of possible outcomes
Number of nonfavorable outcomes:Number of possible outcomes
Number of possible outcomes:Number of nonfavorable outcomes

Answer 1

I think its A

Answer 2

@phi

Answer 3

i think so to @nuccioreggie

Answer 4

@DanJS

Answer 5

It is the first one

Answer 6

theoretical probability?

you form a fraction: "wins"/ total

Answer 7

So its A right @phi

Answer 8

example: what is the chance of rolling 1 on a dice?
only 1 side (the one side) is a "winner"
there are 6 sides.
so 1/6 is the chance

Answer 9

Its A right igot A

Answer 10

read your choices carefully.

Answer 11

Ohhh its B

Answer 12

you form a fraction: "wins"/ total
or
"wins" : total

the total means all possibles
does choice A say wins: possible ?

Answer 13

yes. choice B. favorable is another way to say "good" or "win"