What do you call the set of all possible results of an experiment?, sample space, probability, outcome, event, in tossing a coin and a die once, which of the following can be an otucome?, (H,T), (H,5), (5,1), (T,H), the Supreme Pupil Government president conducted a survey whether they want to have a referendum. The survey form consisted of two possible answers: yes and no. What is the outcome in this situation?, holding the referendum, voting for a yes or a no, voting for a yes, voting for a no, getting an "odd number" when rolling a die, (1,3, and 5), (1,2, and 6), (3,4, and 5), (1,2, and 3), Determine the sample space for the following experiment: Choosing one of the four possible aces from a standard deck of cards, S = {ace, 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10, Jack, Queen, King), S = {heart, diamond, club, spade}, S = (ace, jack, queen, king), S = {ace of club, ace of diamond, ace of hearts, ace of spades}, Which of the following is an outcome?, rolling a die, getting a red marble from a jar full of different colored marbles, flipping a coin, none of the above

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