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If `P(E)=0. 05`, what is the probability of not E?

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Given,Probability of (E) = `0.05`
As,Probability of (E) + Probability of (not E) = 1
=0.05 + Probability of (not E) = 1
Probability of (not E) = `1 - 0.05`
Probability of (not E) = `0.95`
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