true or false   1. In probability, the number of possible outcomes is denoted by n(Sample Space). 2. Let P(E’) be the probability that an event E will not happen. Therefore, P(E’) = 1+ P(E).

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1. In probability, the number of possible outcomes is denoted by n(Sample Space).

2. Let P(E’) be the probability that an event E will not happen. Therefore, P(E’) = 1+ P(E).

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