The collection of all simple events of a random experiment is called
A) a simple probability.
B) a sample space.
C) the null set.
D) a joint probability.

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The collection of all simple events of a random experiment is called a sample space. Option A is incorrect because a simple probability is a probability assigned to a single event. Option C is incorrect because the null set is an empty set. Option D is incorrect because a joint probability is the probability of two or more events occurring together.

The Collection of All Simple Events of a Random Experiment