Theoretical Probability, A mathematical calculation of the chances that an event will happen in theory; if all outcomes are equally likely, it is calculated as the number of favourable outcomes divided by the total number of possible outcomes., Experimental Probability, The measurement of the likelihood of an event happening based on the results gathered from running many trials of an experiment., Probability Line, A way to show probabilities of several outcomes, Chance, The likelihood that a particular event will occur, Equally Likely Outcome, Results that have an equal chance of occurring (i.e. flipping a coin), Likely Outcome, A result that can easily occur, Frequency, The number of times an event occurs, Logical Reasoning, A process for using the information you have to reach a conclusion, Random, Result that happens based on chance, Unlikely Outcome, A result that has little chance of occurring

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