Describe an experiment, list its outcomes and identify events within its sample space.
Start by describing what can happen
An experiment is a repeatable process with an uncertain result. An outcome is one possible result; the sample space is the set of all possible outcomes. An event is a collection of outcomes satisfying a condition.
A list or a sample-space table helps prevent missing or duplicated outcomes. State whether order matters: a first score of 2 followed by 5 is a different ordered outcome from 5 followed by 2.
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P(A)=total frequencyfrequency of A.
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Read a histogram by area
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