| 1. | Thus, the sample space contains all possible outcomes " by definition ".
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| 2. | Let ? be a sample space with elementary events { ? }.
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| 3. | Also, I give you the definition of sample space in the book.
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| 4. | In the general & sigma;-algebra of subsets of the sample space.
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| 5. | This may be visualized as restricting the sample space to " B ".
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| 6. | For the second observation, I was completely explicit in identifying the sample space.
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| 7. | See also : sample space and event ( probability theory ).
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| 8. | Subsets of the sample space that contain only one element are called elementary events.
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| 9. | The event that contains all possible outcomes of an experiment is its sample space.
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| 10. | :Without knowing the sample space in which you're looking it's impossible to say much.
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