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Julie is considering enrolling in two courses: physics and chemistry. There is a 10% chance she will enroll in physics and a 45% chance she will not enroll in physics but enroll in chemistry. Given that her decision of enrolling in a course is independent of enrolling in other courses, find the probability she will not enroll in chemistry? Assume Event A: she enrolls in physics; Event B: she enrolls in chemistry.

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