A random experiment is an experiment with the following properties:
The set of all outcomes is called probability space and denoted by \(\Omega\).
Any subset \(F\subseteq \Omega\) of outcomes is called a random event or just event. We denote events, using Latin capital letters \(A,B,C,\ldots\).
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