(Answered) What is the complement of “five or more”?What is the complement of “five or more”?

➤ When dealing with continuous variables, what does the complement look like?
For continuous variables, “five or more” means X ≥ 5, so the complement is X < 5. Because P(X = 5) is typically zero, X < 5 and X ≤ 4.999... have the same probability. Express the complement as {x : x < 5} and use the distribution function F(5−) to compute it.