Math, asked by sheenyunas13, 6 months ago

P(E) and P(not E) are called complementary events because
a. P(not E) ≠ P(E)
b. P(not E) = 1 – P(E)
c. P(not E) – P(E) = 1)

Answers

Answered by fathimakalathilthodi

11

Answer:

b. P(note) =1-p(E)

Step-by-step explanation:

The complementary law sates that

P(E) +P(not E) =1

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

Math, 3 months ago

find two rational number between -8/13 and6/13...

Social Sciences, 3 months ago

Infantry: • Cavalry: A group of soldiers who fought in war or battle field sitting on back of horse. Edicts: Decrees or orders proclaimed by an authority. Exercise (1) Fill in the blanks: a) Officials collected from the area under the direct control of the ruler. which b) Royal princes often went to the provinces as c) The Mauryan rulers tried to control and were important for transport. d)...

Science, 3 months ago

What is heat? what are its uses? how is it measured? draw or represent a well labeled diagram of a the object used to measure heat .

English, 6 months ago

discuss the language and the theme of the poem life by Charlotte Bronte ...

Physics, 6 months ago

How can a helpline be helpful to the kids?

Computer Science, 11 months ago

computer F12 kis kam aata hai...

Science, 11 months ago

what is a fourmula of glucuse...

Science, 11 months ago

17. Assertion (A): Metals are sonorous. Reason (R): They are generally brittle in the solid state; they break into pieces when hammered...