Answer:
The written description of the complement of the given event is More than one of them test negative
Explanation:
The sentence states that seven people were tested and it also says that at least one tests positive, this means that the minimum number of positive results is one, which makes options A, B, and C incorrect in terms of probabilities and statistics, option A and C says that ALL of them are positive or negative respectively which can nos be supported by the expression "at least", then option B is a restatement of option A. Option D is the one that paraphrases the sentences correctly by saying that at least it was one even there could be more, but it does not assure that all.
Answer:
b false its is not a correct form of it
A commonplace assertion is a statement that people just assume is correct and applies to everyone, even though there may not be any proof to support that assertion.
For example: <em>An apple a day keeps the doctor away. </em>
This asserts that if you eat an apple every day you won't ever get sick, and that is certainly not true.
Answer:
Don't know if this is a question but can I get the point
i think the answer is limited goverment
