Can favorable outcomes be zero?
Yes. Zero favorable outcomes gives a probability of zero percent.
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One favorable outcome among six equally likely outcomes gives probability 1/6, or approximately 16.6667%.
For equally likely outcomes, probability equals favorable outcomes divided by total possible outcomes and the percentage is that ratio multiplied by 100.
The simple model assumes outcomes are equally likely and mutually distinct; real-world events may not meet those assumptions.
Yes. Zero favorable outcomes gives a probability of zero percent.
No. Favorable outcomes cannot exceed the total possible outcomes.
No. It calculates a single favorable-to-total ratio, not conditional or dependent-event probability.