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Option 4 : A, C, D only

The correct answer is A, C, D only

 Complementary Events:

  • Complementary events are two occurrences that occur only if and only if the other does not occur.
  • Two events must be mutually exclusive and exhaustive in order to be characterised as complimentary.

  • The sum of probabilities of complementary events must be equal to 1.
    P(A) + P(A') = 1
  • Complementary events can take place only when there are exactly two outcomes.
  • The complement and the event are mutually exclusive. This signifies that no results are shared between the event and its complement.
  • An event and its complement are also collective exhaustive. This signifies that the event and its complement contain all the sample space's outcomes.
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