Event: The collection or the set of outcomes in an experiment is called as an event.
Complementary events: If an event A is defined, then complement of event A is not occurring of event A.
Union of two events: The set of the outcomes that belong to either the two events or any of the two events is called as union of two events.
Intersection of two events: The set of the outcomes that belong to both the two events s is called as intersection of two events.
The probability value for complementary event (A) is,
The addition rule for the probability is,
Some of the other formulas for probability are,
(a)
The value for is obtained as shown below:
From the given information,
The probability of complement for A is,
(b)
The value for is obtained as shown below:
From the given information,
The required probability is,
(c)
The value for is obtained as shown below:
From information given,
The required probability is,
(d)
The value for is obtained as shown below:
From part (b), the value for is 0.4.
The required probability is,
(e)
The value for is obtained as shown below:
From the information,
The required probability is,
Ans: Part a
The probability the complement of event A is 0.7.
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