Practise the method.Example 1P(rain)=104. Find P(no rain).Show worked answerAnswer: 53Complement probabilities add to 1:1−104=53.Example 2A fair coin is tossed twice. What is the probability of exactly one head?Show worked answerAnswer: 21The four equally likely outcomes are HH, HT, TH and TT. HT and TH each contain exactly one head, giving 42=21.Example 3Represent two independent coin tosses with a tree. Each branch has probability 21. How do you calculate P(H then T) along its path?Show worked answerAnswer: Multiply the two branch probabilitiesFor the single path H then T, multiply 21×21=41. Add probabilities only when combining distinct paths.