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Which statement(s) are true? No event can be impossible. No event can be certain. The more unlikely an event, the closer it is to impossible. The more likely an event, the close…

Which statement(s) are true? No event can be impossible. No event can be certain. The more unlikely an event, the closer it is to impossible. The more likely an event, the close…
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Which statement(s) are true?

No event can be impossible.
No event can be certain.
The more unlikely an event, the closer it is to impossible.
The more likely an event, the closer it is to certain.

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User Guillaumepotier
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Answer: no event can be impossible

Explanation:

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User GxG
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Answer:

no event can be impossible

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