Is each of the following values a legitimate probability value? Explain any "no" answer. (a) 0.65...
Is each of the following values a legitimate probability value? Explain any "no" answer. (a) 0.65 Yes No, the probability cannot be less than 1. No, the probability cannot be positive. No, the probability cannot be greater than 0.5. (b) 0.00 Yes No, the probability cannot be equal to 0. No, the probability cannot be less than 1. No, the probability cannot be less than 0.5. (c) 1.00 Yes No, the probability cannot be equal to 1. No, the probability cannot be positive. No, the probability cannot be greater than 0.5. (d) 1.30 Yes No, the probability cannot be positive. No, the probability cannot be greater than 1. No, the probability cannot be less than 2. (e) −0.30 Yes No, the probability cannot be negative. No, the probability cannot be less than 1. No, the probability cannot be greater than −1.
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The probability values are must be 0 <=p <=1
a)0.65 yes
b)0.00 yes
C)1.00 yes
d) 1.30 No , the probability cannot be greater than 1
e)-0.30 No , the probability cannot be negative
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