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If the experimental probability of an event is 0, it means the event:

Class 9Experimental ProbabilityStatistics
  • Adid not occur in any trial
  • Boccurred in every trial
  • Coccurred in half the trials
  • Dis impossible by definition

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P(E) = 0 means favourable trials = 0, i.e. the event never happened in the experiment.
Answer: A) did not occur in any trial

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