4.7 Identifying Complements
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- Q1
Identify the percent probability of the complement of this event:
"Roll a standard die once and get an even number." (Round off to nearest percent)
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Identify the percent probability of the complement of this event:
"Pull a red card from a standard deck". (Round off to nearest percent)
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Identify the percent probability of the complement of this event:
"Pull a face card from a standard deck". (Round off to nearest percent)
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Identify the percent probability of the complement of this event:
"Roll two standard dice and get a sum greater than 9". (Round off to nearest percent)
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Identify the percent probability of the complement of this event:
"Roll a 10-sided die twice, get a 6 both times". (Round off to nearest percent)
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Identify the percent probability of the complement of this event:
"The probability that a student in your class likes chocolate is 34%". (Round off to nearest percent)
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Identify the percent probability of the complement of this event:
"Of the 76 students in your math class, 26 earned an A". (Round off to nearest percent)
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Identify the percent probability of the complement of this event:
"23% of million-mile cars are Toyotas". (Round off to nearest percent)
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Identify the percent probability of the complement of this event:
"A candy machine has 24 green, 32 red, and 14 yellow candies in it. You choose a yellow candy". (Round off to nearest percent)
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Identify the percent probability of the complement of this event:
"Roll of two standard dice, getting a sum greater than 8". (Round off to nearest percent)
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