Math, asked by Samariagomez3980, 5 months ago

The probablity that an event won't happen is given p(e') = 0.13. find the probability that the event will happen

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Answered by kumarshikhar597

Answer:

p(e) = 1 - p(e')

p(e) = 1 - 0.13

p(e) = 0.87

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