Which of the following correctly states the complement rule for an event in probability?

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Which of the following correctly states the complement rule for an event EE in probability? (a) P(E) P(Ec)=1P(E)\,P(E^{c}) = 1 (b) P(E)+P(Ec)=1P(E)+P(E^{c}) = 1 (c) P(E)P(Ec)=1\dfrac{P(E)}{P(E^{c})} = 1 (d) P(E)−P(Ec)=1P(E)-P(E^{c}) = 1

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