Name: How Do You Find the Probability of a Complementary Event?
Uploaded: 2023-08-03T06:06:00.290Z
Channel: House of Math
Description: The probability of an event equals 1 minus the probability of its complementary event. This video explains how complementary events work within probabilities.

The probability of an event equals 1 minus the probability of its complementary event. This video explains how complementary events work within probabilities.

How Do You Find the Probability of a Complementary Event?

Complementary events are two events that are exclusive of one another. This means if one event happens, the other event does not happen, and vice versa.

Mathagon

Uniform Distribution

Probability of Uniform Distribution

Sum of the Probabilities

Outcome, Sample Space and Event

Union

Intersection

Venn Diagram

Complementary Events

Probability Complementary Event

Disjoint Events

Single Trial

The probability of an event equals 1 minus the probability of its complementary event.  This video explains how complementary events work within probabilities. 