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In earlier Exercise, find the probability that the buyer will not want a two-car garage.

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If the probability of happening of an event EE is P(E)P(E) then the probability of its complement event EE' (not happening of EE) can be calculated as,

P(E)=1P(E)P(E')=1-P(E)

Let EE be the event that that the buyer select two-car garage. This implies that we have,

P(E)=0.70P(E)=0.70

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