An exhaustive set of events is one which
A) we can never estimate.
B) contains all possible outcomes.
C) contains only independent events.
D) comes from running a very long series of sampling studies.

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An exhaustive set of events must contain all possible outcomes, leaving no room for any other possibilities. It is necessary in certain probability and statistical analysis.

An Exhaustive Set of Events Is One Which