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Use common sense to determine whether the given events are (a) impossible; (b) possible, but very unlikely; (c) possible and likely.

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Asked: Sep 11,2019 In: Descriptive statistics

Use common sense to determine whether the given events are (a) impossible; (b) possible, but very unlikely; (c) possible and likely.

8. Speeding Ticket While driving to his home in Connecticut, David Letterman was ticketed for driving 205 mi h on a highway with a speed limit of 55 mi h.

10. Thanksgiving Thanksgiving day will fall on a Monday next year.


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i sixsigma Added an answer on Sep 12,2019

10. Thanksgiving falling on a Monday next year is possible and likely because it would represent a probability of 1/7 = 0.1429, which is greater than 0.05.  A probability of greater than 0.05 is a likely event. 

8. This is an unlikely event, common sense applied. 

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