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If the probability of an event happening is 86/99, what are the odds against it happening?

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P(Event Happening) + P(Event Not Happening) = 1

P(Event Not Happening) = 1 - P(Event Happening)

P(Event Not Happening) = 1 - 86/99

P(Event Not Happening) = 13/99

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