Use "impossible," "unlikely," "equally likely," "likely," and "certain" to describe likelihood, represent it on a probability line, and use it for predictions
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Sample: the first question, solved
Is it certain, likely, unlikely, or impossible that a rolled die shows a number from 1 to 6?
📘 Worked solution
✓Certain.
And one from the hard end
Two events have chances of 8% and 92%. Order them from least to most likely and describe each using likelihood language.
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