Math, asked by spmahi2029, 7 months ago

if p(E)=0.37 then p(not E) will be​

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Answered by vishalgill389
3

Answer:

p(not E) =0.63 is right answer

Answered by dangerousqueen01
31

\bf{\huge{\underline{Question}}}

\color{red}{ \sf{If \: P(E) = 0.37, then \: find \: P(not \: E).}}

\bf{\huge{\underline{Answer}}}

We know,

The sum of the probabilities of all simple events must be 1.

Then,

\color{blue}{ \boxed{ \tt{P(E) + P(not \: E) = 1}}}

\color{purple}{\rm \underline{Given} \implies}\color{green}{ \sf{P(E) = 0.37}}

\color{purple}{\rm \underline{To \: Find} \implies}\color{green}{ \sf{P(not \: E) = \: ?}}

\color{purple}{\rm \underline{Solution} \implies}

\color{orange}{ \sf{ \therefore \: P(E) + P(not \: E) = 1}} \\  \color{orange}{ \sf{\implies \: 0.37 + P(not \: E) = 1}} \\ \color{orange}{ \sf{\implies \: P(not \: E) = 1 - 0.37}} \\ \color{orange}{ \sf{\implies P(not \: E) = { \boxed{ \red{0.63}}}}} \\

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