The given statement of Outcomes is equally likely of each is as likely to occur is true.
Equally likely events are events in which the probability of occurrence are same.
There will be no difference between the occurrence of the events.
For example, flipping a coin gives us two events head and tail. The probability of occurring head is 1/2 which is 50% and the probability of occurring tail is also 1/2 which is 50% so both probabilities are equal so thus that will be an equally likely event
Given that outcomes are equally likely each is as likely to occur as it's true because every event will only occur if that event has that much level of probability.
For example in a coin case probability of a head is the same as occurrence.
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