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Cambridge IGCSE Statistics practice

What does P(A′) represent in probability?

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What does P(A′) represent in probability?.

  1. A.The probability of event A occurring
  2. B.The probability of event A not occurring
  3. C.The probability of both events A and B occurring
  4. D.The probability of either event A or event B occurring

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Probability Symbols

In probability, different symbols are used to represent the likelihood of events occurring or not occurring.

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    Calculate If P(A) = 0.7, calculate P(A′).

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