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In probability theory, the sample space of an experiment or random trial is the set of all possible outcomes or results of that experiment.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sample_space
In this site, you may look into the lessons on elementary Probability
- Simple and simplest probability problems
- Solving probability problems using complementary probability
- Elementary Probability problems related to combinations
- A True/False test
- A multiple choice answers test
- Coinciding birthdays
- A shipment containing fair and defective alarm clocks
- People in a room write down integer numbers at random
- A drawer contains a mixture of socks
- Students studying foreign languages
- Probability for a computer to be damaged by viruses
- Conditional probability problems
- Typical probability problems from the archive
- Geometric probability problems
- Advanced probability problems from the archive
- Challenging probability problems
- Selected probability problems from the archive
- Experimental probability problems
- Rolling a pair of fair dice
- Ten pairs of shoes are kept in a rack
- A diplomat and spies
- Elementary operations on sets help solving Probability problems
- Unusual probability problems
- Probability problem for the Day of April, 1
- OVERVIEW of lessons on Probability
You will find there many examples of sample spaces for different typical situations.
I do not agitate you to read everything carefully -- simply take a quick look on appropriate problems.
First, it is interesting; second, it is educational.
After taking a quick look, your understanding of the subject will increase in ORDERS of MAGNITUDE : from 0.001 to 1000.