A method of assigning probabilities that assumes the experimental outcomes are equally likely is referred to as the
A)objective method
B)classical method
C)subjective method
D)experimental method

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The classical method assumes equal likelihood of all experimental outcomes and is based on the principle of counting. This method is used for situations where there is a finite sample space and all outcomes are equally likely to occur. It is objective in nature, as it doesn't involve personal opinions or judgment from the experimenter.

A Method of Assigning Probabilities That Assumes the Experimental Outcomes