Suppose that if k should occur, it will be called a success. If j should occur, it will be called a failure. The ratio $\frac { k } { j }$ is
A) the empirical probability of k
B) the empirical probability of j
C) the theoretical probability of k
D) none of the other alternatives are correct.

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The ratio $\frac{k}{j}$ does not directly represent any form of probability (empirical or theoretical) without additional context, such as the total number of trials or outcomes.

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