Each event in a listing of all the possible outcomes of a given situation is called:
A) an event set.
B) a composite event.
C) an elementary event.
D) a probable event.
E) a subjective probability event.

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An elementary event is the most basic event in the sample space, representing a single possible outcome of an experiment. It cannot be decomposed any further. For example, in tossing a coin, getting heads or tails are the two elementary events.

Each Event in a Listing of All the Possible Outcomes