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Suppose a random experiment results in n equally likely outcomes out of which m are favorable to the occurrence of an event A,Then the number of unfavorable outcomes will be:
Number of unfavorable outcomes = Total number of Outcomes - Number of favorable outcomes = n - m
If we denote the probability of occurrence of event A by P(A), then the probability of not occurrence of the event is denoted by P(A')
Illustration: An experiment was done 340 times in a day. 160 outcomes from the experiment were favorable, what is the probability that the next outcome is unfavorable.
Solution: Total number of trials = 340
No of favorable trials= 160
No of unfavorable trials= 340-160= 180
We can solve in another way:



