Determine whether the BEST, most common interpretation of the given statement is: TRUE - Select 1 FALSE - Select 2 Question 9 options: An event in a probability experiment is an outcome or a collection of outcomes from a sample space. A sample space contains all possible outcomes of a probability experiment. A family has three children. The probability that all three children are of the same gender is 1/8. Assume Males & Females are equally likely. A fair coin is tossed twice. Event A is that one of the tosses is a HEAD. Event B is that one of the tosses is a TAIL. Events A and B are said to be mutually exclusive. It is NOT possible for the probability of an event to be 0