Likelihood describes how possible an event is, using terms such as impossible, unlikely, equally likely, likely, and certain, based on the possible outcomes of a chance situation. The learner compares events qualitatively—for example, distinguishing an event that cannot occur from one that must occur and recognizing when outcomes have the same chance—without calculating numerical probabilities or using formal probability measures.
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