In a simulation study on cyber attacks, the researcher is interested to investigate on whether the attack(s) are successfully performed. Let A define the event that an attacker has successfully performed the attack. If Pr(A) = 0.13, what is the probability Pr(A')?

In a simulation study on cyber attacks, the researcher is interested to investigate on whether the attack(s) are successfully performed. Let A define the event that an attacker has successfully performed the attack. If Pr(A) = 0.13, what is the probability Pr(A')?

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