Math, asked by Alfeena6, 11 months ago

If event A is certain or sure event then find P(A').

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Answered by vaishnavitiwari1041

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If event A is certain or sure event then find P(A').

P(A') will be 1.

the probability of a sure event a certain event is 1

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