Question

a random experiment is defined as a process that generates
a. ambiguous outcomes.
b. well - defined outcomes.
c. random outcomes.
d. predetermined outcomes.

Explanation:

A random experiment has well - defined possible outcomes, even though the actual outcome of a single trial is uncertain. Ambiguous outcomes are not acceptable as the experiment must be clearly described. Random outcomes is too vague a term in this context, and predetermined outcomes go against the nature of randomness.

Answer:

B. well - defined outcomes