Math, asked by tabassumkhan9177, 1 year ago

If probability of happening of an event is x and probability of not happening is y . What us numeric value of (x+y)?

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Answered by sakshamgiri027

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the numeric value will always be 1.

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Answered by shruti1309

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probability of happening an event =x

probability of not happening an event= y

then the value of (x+y) is always equal to one

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