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A die is rolled and the following events are defined:
   A = the event that the roll of the die is an even number
   B = the event that the roll of the die is a number less than 4
   C = the event that the roll of the die is a number less than 2
   D = the event that the roll of the die is an odd number
   Which of the following events are complementary?


  1.A and B
  2.A and D
  3.B and D
  4.None of them are complementary.

Question 2

The odds against the Huskies making it to the playoffs is 5:3. What is the probability assigned to them making the playoffs?
  1.5/3
  2.3/8
  3.5/8
  4.2/5



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danielfitts88

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Reply 2 on: Jul 24, 2018
Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it


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Wow, this really help

 

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