A person tells you that the following approximate empirical probabilities apply to the sample space e 1 , e 2 , e 3 , e 4 P(e 1 ) 1, P(e 2 ) 2, P(e 3 ) 6, P(e 4 ) 2 There are three reasons why P cannot be a probability function Name them ...

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A person tells you that the following approximate empirical probabilities apply to the sample space {e 1

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A person tells you that the following approximate empirical probabilities apply to the sample space {e₁, e₂, e₃, e₄}: P(e₁) ≈ .1, P(e₂) ≈ -.2, P(e₃) ≈ .6, P(e₄) ≈ 2. There are three reasons why P cannot be a probability function. Name them.