Update pages/2_Events.py

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+import streamlit as st
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+st.title("Experiment")
+import streamlit as st
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+st.write("An activity whose outcomes are not known is an experiment. Every experiment has a few favorable outcomes and a few unfavorable outcomes. The historic experiments of Thomas Alva Edison had more than a thousand unsuccessful attempts before he could make a successful attempt to invent the light bulb.")
+st.title("Random Experiment")
+st.write("A random experiment is an experiment for which the set of possible outcomes is known, but which particular outcome will occur on a particular execution of the experiment cannot be said prior to performing the experiment. Tossing a coin, rolling a die, and drawing a card from a deck are all examples of random experiments.")
+st.title("Trail")
+st.write("The numerous attempts in the process of an experiment are called trials. In other words, any particular performance of a random experiment is called a trial. For example, tossing a coin is a trial.")
+st.title("Event")
+st.write("A trial with a clearly defined outcome is an event. For example, getting a tail when tossing a coin is termed as an event.")
+st.title("Random Event")
+st.write(" An event that cannot be easily predicted is a random event.  For such events, the probability value is very less.The formation of a rainbow during the rain is a random event.")
+st.title("Outcome")
+st.write("This is the result of a trial. In the process of a sportsperson hitting a ball towards the goal post, there are two clear outcomes. He may either make the goal or miss the goal.")
+st.title("Possible Outcome")
+st.write("The list of all the outcomes in an experiment can be referred to as possible outcomes. In tossing a coin, the possible outcomes are heads or tails.")
+st.title("Equally likely Outcomes")
+st.write(" An experiment in which each of the outcomes has an equal probability, such outcomes are referred to as equally likely outcomes. In the process of rolling a six-faced dice, the probability of getting any number is equal.")