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For a nonempty event E, which pair always forms a partition of S?
AE and any event F
BE and the empty set
CE and its complement
DE ∩ F and E ∪ F
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. E and its complement
E and E' are disjoint and their union is S, so they partition the sample space.
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