The Professor's Response
Professor good morning, I have been trying to solve question 5 from basic probabilities, but I can not figure it out. Please help if you got a chance.
See the professor's answer below.
Hi Azariel,
There are a couple of lines in the notes that talk about two important properties of probability. You can find these two properties just before example 31 in section 3.2 of the notes.
The answer to the question you asked is simple to answer here though. All probability values must be between 0 and 1 inclusive. This means probabilities cannot be less than zero or more than one. Each of the numbers you listed above have decimal values that are greater than one.
Hope that answers it for you,
Professor McGuckian