Mathematics, 27.09.2021 02:00, Arealbot

Suppose P(H) = 2/5 ; P(G and H)= 1/8; and P ( G or H)=3/4 . Find P (Not G) Can this really be a probability? If not, explain why not (If it is, pls make certain that it is in simplified form.) help

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Suppose P(H) = 2/5 ; P(G and H)= 1/8; and P ( G or H)=3/4 . Find P (Not G) Can this really be a prob...