See pictures for problems.A sample of 57 students was selected. Find the complements of the following events.1) Choose one (not equal to 11/more than 11/less than 112) Choose one (At most 10,/at most 11/at most 12)3)Choose one (fewer than 10/fewer than 11/fewer than 12)4) Choose one (more than 10/more than 11/more than 12)Thank you for your help. Part 3 of 4More than 11 of the students have GPA higher than 2.7.The complement is:(Choose one)v students have GPA higher than 2.7.Part 4 of 4Fewer than 11 of the students have GPA higher than 2.7.The complement is:(Choose one) v students have GPA higher than 2.7. Part 1 of 4Exactly 11 of the students have GPA higher than 2.7.The complement is:The number of students with a GPA higher than 2.7 is(Choose one)Part 2 of 4At least 11 of the students have GPA higher than 2.7.The complement is:(Choose one) ▼students have GPA higher than 2,7.

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A sample of 57 students was selected. Find the complements of the following events. 1) Choose one (not equal to 11/more than 11/less than 11 2) Choose one (At most 10,/at most 11/at most 12) 3)Choose one (

A sample of 57 students was selected. Find the complements of the following events. 1) Choose one (not equal to 11/more than 11/less than 11 2) Choose one (At most 10,/at most 11/at most 12) 3)Choose one (

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A sample of 57 students was selected. Find the complements of the following events.

1) Choose one (not equal to 11/more than 11/less than 11

2) Choose one (At most 10,/at most 11/at most 12)

3)Choose one (fewer than 10/fewer than 11/fewer than 12)

4) Choose one (more than 10/more than 11/more than 12)

Thank you for your help.

Part 3 of 4
More than 11 of the students have GPA higher than 2.7.
The complement is:
(Choose one)
v students have GPA higher than 2.7.
Part 4 of 4
Fewer than 11 of the students have GPA higher than 2.7.
The complement is:
(Choose one) v students have GPA higher than 2.7.

Part 1 of 4
Exactly 11 of the students have GPA higher than 2.7.
The complement is:
The number of students with a GPA higher than 2.7 is(Choose one)
Part 2 of 4
At least 11 of the students have GPA higher than 2.7.
The complement is:
(Choose one) ▼
students have GPA higher than 2,7.

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