Outcome
An outcome is a distinct, possible result of an experiment. Sets of outcomes are known as events, and the set of all outcomes in a given experiment is its sample space.
Outcomes are typically denoted with numbers, letters, words, or symbols. For example, \(4\) could represent the outcome of rolling \(4\) with a die. Likewise, \(H\) could represent the outcome of a coin flip resulting in heads.
Sometimes, outcomes can be collections. Consider drawing \(6\) cards from a shuffled deck. Then, an outcome is a \(6\)-card hand, such as \(\{\) \(,\) \(,\) \(,\) \(,\) \(,\) \(\}.\) There are \(\binom{52}{6}\) possible outcomes.