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Experimental Approach to Probability

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Suppose $S$ is the event that it will snow tomarrow and $P (S) = 0.03$
(i) State in words, the complementary event $S^{^{'}}$

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Solution

Given:
$S$ = Event that it will snow tomorrow
Its complementary event will be
$S^{'}$ = Event that it will not snow tomorrow

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is the event that it will snow tomorrow and

P (S) = 0.03

P (S^{'})

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