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If the probability of seeing moose in a day in a certain region of Alaska is 0.74, what is the probability of not seeing any moose in a day there?
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probibility is out of 1
so 1- chance of seeing= chance of not seeing
i have 4 options. .74 .26 1.26 -.74
what do you think?
In a more formal way : p(x) = probability of event x. Given Omega the universe of possible outcome, P(Omega) = 1. Given P(Moose) = 0.74, the complementary event "Not seeing moose" is by definition : P(Not moose) = P(Omega) - P(Moose). P(Not moose) = 1 - 0.74. P(Not Moose) = 0.26
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