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Write T if the statement is correct and F if not.

1. Probability is the mathematics of chance.
2. An outcome is an activity when something is done and results
are expected by chance.
3. The probability of a favorable event is given by the ratio of
the favorable outcome to the total possible outcome.
4. Probability can be expressed in simplest form as fraction, decimal
or percent.
5. Experimental probability is the ratio of the number of times
an event occurs to the number of trials.
6. If the probability is equal to 1, the favorable outcome will
not happen.
7. We may use a table to record the outcome of
probability experiment.​