A single random digit is selected using software or a random number table.
a) State the sample space for the possible outcomes.
b) State the probability for each possible outcome, based on what you know about the way random numbers are generated.
c.) Each outcome in a sample space must have a probability between 0 and 1, and the total of the probabilities must equal 1. Show that your assignment of probabilities in part b satisfies this rule.
b) State the probability for each possible outcome, based on what you know about the way
random numbers are generated.
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