Question

In the waiting room of a vet's office, there are 4 cats, 5 dogs, 1 lizard, and 1 hamster.

A represents the event that a randomly selected animal in this waiting room is a dog.

What is the probability of the complement of event A?

Enter your answer as a fraction, in simplified form, in the box.

Answer 1

@KjSaif @SkyVoltage43

Answer 2

imma pull a @Justin234 and copy from brainly

The answer would be p(dog)=5/11 because you need to find the total amount of animals in the waiting room. You then would take however many dogs there are and make that into a probability

Answer 3

Thats amazing news im glad you could be me to the answer <3

Answer 4

The complement of event A is not A and p(A)+p(notA)=1 since the categories are mutual exclusive, i.e. a dog is not a cat. So p(not A)=1-p(A)=1-5/11=6/11.

Answer 5

go with his answer^

Answer 6

OHHHHH I FOUND THE ANSWER The answer would be p(dog)=5/11 because you need to find the total amount of animals in the waiting room. You then would take however many dogs there are and make that into a probability

Answer 7

ffs

Answer 8

XD oops now im copiing from Sky and Brainly... My bad

Answer 9

so its 6/11

Answer 10

yes

Answer 11

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