For the following experiments, a list of possible outcomes is given. Decide if one can assume that the outcomes are equally likely. If the equally likely assumption is not appropriate, explain which outcomes are more likely than others.

1. A bowl contains six marbles of which two are red, three are white, and one is black. One marble is selected at random from the bowl and the color is observed.

Outcomes : {red, white, black}

2. You observe the gender of a baby born today at your local hospital.

Outcomes : {male, female}

3. Your school's football team is playing the top rated school in the country.

Outcomes : {your team wins, your team loses}

4. A bag contains 50 slips of paper, 10 that are labeled "1", 10 labeled "2", 10 labeled "3", 10 labeled "4", and 10 labeled "5". You choose a slip at random from the bag and notice the number on the slip. Outcomes : {1, 2, 3, 4, 5}

5. You wait at a bus stop for a bus. From experience, you know that you wait, on average, 8 minutes for this bus to arrive.

Outcomes : {wait less than 10 minutes, wait is more than 10 minutes}

6. You roll two dice and observe the sum of the numbers.

Outcomes : {2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12}

7. You get a grade for an English course in college.

Outcomes : {A, B, C, D, F}

8. You interview a person at random at your college and ask for his or her age.

Outcomes : {17 to 20 years, 21 to 25 years, over 25 years}