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Chapter 5: Q 5.81. (page 216)

Let E be an event with probability 0.35. Find the probability of (not E)

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As a result, P(notE)has a value of 0.65

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Step 1. Given information.  

EventP(E)=0.35

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Step 2. The following formula is used to determine (not E)

P(notE)+P(E)=1P(notE)=1-P(E)P(notE)=1-0.35P(notE)=0.65

As a result, P(notE)has a value of0.65

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