Which is the most complete and accurate list of the methods used to establish probability?

A) method of equal alternatives, method of frequency
B) method of frequency, intuitive judgment, random projection
C) method of equal alternatives, method of frequency, intuitive judgment
D) intuitive judgment, random projection
E) intuitive judgment, random projection, method of equal alternatives

The most complete and accurate list of methods used to establish probability includes the method of equal alternatives, the method of frequency, and intuitive judgment. The method of equal alternatives assumes that all possible outcomes of an event are equally likely, the method of frequency involves observing the past occurrence of an event to estimate the probability of its future occurrence, and intuitive judgment involves making an educated guess based on past experience or knowledge. Random projection and intuitive judgment alone are not as comprehensive and reliable as the combination of all three methods listed in option C.