**Question 2: Complementary Events in Probability****Problem Description:** In a bouquet of flowers, there are:- 6 orange flowers,- 3 red flowers,- 4 white flowers,- 8 purple flowers.**Question:**What is the complementary event of randomly selecting an orange flower?**Answer Choices:**1. selecting a red or purple flower2. selecting a red or white flower3. selecting a red, white, or purple flower4. selecting an orange, red, white, or purple flower (selected)**Explanation:**The complementary event in probability is the event that represents all possible outcomes that are not part of the specified event. In this problem, the specified event is selecting an orange flower. Therefore, the complementary event is selecting any flower that is not orange.Based on the given options, the correct complementary event of randomly selecting an orange flower is not explicitly included in the provided answers, as the correct interpretation should be selecting either a red, white, or purple flower (not orange). The correct choice should ideally be:- Selecting a red, white, or purple flower (which in this case was option 3).**Note:** The fourth option (selected in the image) includes orange flowers and thus is not correct as it does not represent the complementary event.

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2. In a bouquet of flowers, there are 6 orange flowers, 3 red flowers, 4 white flowers, and 8 purple flowers. What is the complementary event of randomly selecting an orange flower? selecting a red or purple flower selecting a red or white flower selecting a red, white, or purple flower selecting an orange, red, white, or purple flower

2. In a bouquet of flowers, there are 6 orange flowers, 3 red flowers, 4 white flowers, and 8 purple flowers. What is the complementary event of randomly selecting an orange flower? selecting a red or purple flower selecting a red or white flower selecting a red, white, or purple flower selecting an orange, red, white, or purple flower

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