Math, asked by AntraD3079, 1 year ago

Given the probability p=0.15 that an event will not happen, how do you find the probability that the event will happen?

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Answered by malar31

Probability of an event not happening +probability of happening =1 therefore probability of happening = 1-probability that event doesn’t occur. 1-0.15=0.85

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