In probability theory,an event is ________.
A)a process that results in some outcome
B)a collection of one or more outcomes from a sample space
C)a theoretical result
D)the absolute values of all outcomes

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An event is a subset of a sample space, consisting of one or more possible outcomes. It represents a possible outcome or set of outcomes that can occur in an experiment or process. Therefore, option B is correct as it defines an event properly. Option A, C, and D do not define an event in probability theory.

In Probability Theory,an Event Is ________