If Aa n dB are two events such that P(A)...

If `Aa n dB` are two events such that `P(A)>0a n d P(B)!=1, t h e nP( barA / barB )` is equal to (Here `barAa n d barB` are complements of `Aa n dB` , respectively. (a)`1-p(A/B)` (b). `1-p(( barA )/B)` (c). `(1-p(AuuB))/(P( barB ))` (d). `(P( barA ))/(P(B))`

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