Q1. If the probability of an event is 0.10, what are the odds for the event occurring? A) One to nine. B) One to ten. C) Nine to one.
Q2. At a charity fundraiser there have been a total of 342 raffle tickets already sold. If a person then purchases two tickets rather than one, how much more likely are they to win? A) 1.99. B) 2.10. C) 0.50.
Q3. If the probability of an event is 0.20, what are the odds against the event occurring? A) Four to one. B) One to four. C) Five to one.
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