Discussion
An experiment whose outcomes has to be among a set of events that are completely known but whose exact outcomes is unknown is a
Answer: C
A random experiment is one whose set of possible outcomes is known in advance but whose particular outcome on any trial cannot be predicted - rolling a die, for instance.
The other terms name different things: the sample space is the set of outcomes, and an elementary event is a single one of them. Neither is the experiment itself.
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