Insufficient Reason Principle
A principle also called the Indifference Principle which was first enunciated by Johann Bernoulli. 
The insufficient reason principle states that, if we are ignorant of the ways an event canoccur and therefore have no reason to believe that one way will occur preferentially to another, it will occur equallylikely in any way.
- Trial
- Trial Division
- Trial Divisor
- Triamond
- Triangle
- Triangle Arcs
- Triangle Center
- Triangle Center Function
- Triangle Coefficient
- Triangle Condition
- Triangle Counting
- Triangle Function
- Triangle Inequality
- Triangle Inscribing in a Circle
- Triangle Inscribing in an Ellipse
- Triangle of Figurate Numbers
- Triangle Postulate
- Triangle Squaring
- Triangle Tiling
- Triangle Transformation Principle
- Triangular Cupola
- Triangular Dipyramid
- Triangular Graph
- Triangular Hebesphenorotunda
- Triangular Matrix