Predictable outcomes are things that happen the same way every time, just like your favorite toy always works the same when you press its button.
Imagine you have a red ball and a blue ramp. Every day after school, you roll the red ball down the blue ramp. No matter what, the ball always rolls to the bottom of the ramp, that’s a predictable outcome! You don’t need to guess where it will end up; you already know.
Why It Matters
What Makes Them Predictable?
It’s like having a recipe for cookies, if you follow it every time, you get the same tasty result. If the ramp is smooth and the ball isn’t broken, the outcome doesn’t change, it stays predictable!
So next time you roll that red ball down the blue ramp, remember: you’re seeing predictable outcomes in action!
Examples
- If you drop a ball, it always falls to the ground, that's a predictable outcome.
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