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But 'unlikely' is qualitative and not quantitative. As shown in the article, you can measure how unlikely an occurrence is with a number.
by benched 13y ago
But 'unlikely' is qualitative and not quantitative. As shown in the article, you can measure how unlikely an occurrence is with a number.
- Spooky23 13y agoSo is the question at hand. "Has Anyone Ever Flipped Heads 76 Times in a Row?" There's no quantitative way to assert whether or not someone at some point in human history flipped a coin that landed heads 76 times in a row.