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Seeing which customer will choose different coloured balloons in a shop are all examples of

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event

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experiments

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The correct option is B experiments
Seeing which customer will choose different coloured balloons in a shop are all examples of experiments. Because action of seeing is an experiment. Experiment is an action where the outcome is uncertain.

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