Using complementary events, considering a 
probability of drawing a red marble, the probability of not drawing a red marble is of 
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<h3>What are complementary events?</h3>
They are mutually exclusive events which have the sum of their probabilities as 1.
In this problem, we consider that there is a probability of drawing a red marble, and since drawing a red marble and drawing a non-red marble are complementary events, we have that:
The probability of not drawing a red marble is of .
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Answer:
A scale to plot data
It is hard to tell the difference between the choices. If they are the following:
- a starting point with equal intervals that follow
- a stopping point for the data that can fit on the graph
- a way to locate data
- a scale to plot data
0,3 3,3 2,3 and 1,2 (from A to D)
