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Which of the following amongst the given options cannot be the probability of an event: (i) 1.01 (ii) 67% (iii) -0.5 (iv) 1/3 (v) 0.3

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Which of the following amongst the given options cannot be the probability of an event: (i) 1.01 (ii) 67% (iii) -0.5 (iv) 1/3 (v) 0.3 Select the correct answer from above options

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We know that 0<P(Event)<1. we know that the probability of any event varies between 0 to 1 and cannot be negative. (i) greater than 1 so it cannot be possible. (ii) Since 67% = 67/100 = 0.67 possible (iii) it cannot be negative. (iv) It is within the range, so possible (v) It is within the range, so possible So (i) and (iii)

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