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P(not E) = 7/9, then P(E) will be: ​

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Answered by barathrshetty2345
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2/9

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Answered by mysticd
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 \underline {\pink { Complementary \:event } }

The event which is against to occuring to 'E' is called as complementary event (' not E ' ).

 The \:sum \:of \: probability \: of \: occuring \\'E' \: and \: probability \: of \:not \: occuring ' E' = 1

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

 Here , P(not \:E ) = \frac{7}{9} , \:\red{P(E) = ?}

 \red{ P(E) } + \frac{7}{9} = 1

 \implies \red{ P(E) } = 1 - \frac{7}{9}

 \implies \red{ P(E) } = \frac{9-7}{9}

 \implies \red{ P(E) } = \frac{2}{9}

Therefore.,

\red{ P(E) } \green{ = \frac{2}{9} }

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