Which number cannot represent a probability?
- (A) ⅔
- (B) 1.5
- (C) 15%
- (D) 0.7
Which number cannot represent a probability?
- (A) ⅔
- (B) 1.5
- (C) 15%
- (D) 0.7
Aniket Singh , 9 Months ago
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12 grade maths others> Which number cannot represent a probabili...
1 AnswersAskiitians Tutor Team
In probability, values must fall within the range of 0 to 1, inclusive. This means that a probability cannot be less than 0 or greater than 1.
Analyzing the Options
- (A) ⅔: This is a valid probability since it is between 0 and 1.
- (B) 1.5: This cannot represent a probability because it exceeds 1.
- (C) 15%: This is equivalent to 0.15, which is valid.
- (D) 0.7: This is also a valid probability as it is within the range.
Final Answer
The number that cannot represent a probability is (B) 1.5.
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