The topic of frequency has already been mentioned in the context of statistics. This time we will deal with the topic of frequency related to the field of probability. So what is the relationship between frequency and probability?
In fact, frequency in probability (in the same way as frequency in statistics) expresses the number of times a certain datum appears within the group in question.
Let's demonstrate this with an example.
There is a plate on the table on which vegetables are lying: tomatoes, cucumbers and onions.
We are asked to express the frequency of cucumbers.
Let's look again at the data we have and we will see that the frequency is expressed in the number of times a certain object appears in the set, in our case there are cucumbers, therefore, the frequency of cucumbers is .
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