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The probability that an archer hits the target is p= 0.8, so the probability that he misses the target is q = 0.2. It is known that in this situation the probability that the archer hits the target exactly r times in n attempts is given by the term containing pr in the binomial expansion of (p + q)n.
Find the probability that the archer hits the target exactly four times in six attempts
The probability that an archer hits the target is p= 0.8, so the probability that he misses the target is q = 0.2. It is known that in this situation the probability that the archer hits the target exactly r times in n attempts is given by the term containing pr in the binomial expansion of (p + q)n.
Find the probability that the archer hits the target exactly four times in six attempts
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Steve
well, they tell you that
the probability that the archer hits the target exactly r times in n attempts is given by the term containing p^r in the binomial expansion of (p+q)^n
You have p=0.8 and q=0.2
You want the term containing p^4 in the expansion of (p+q)^6
That term will be C(6,2)p^4q^2
= 15(.8^4)(.2^2) = 0.25
the probability that the archer hits the target exactly r times in n attempts is given by the term containing p^r in the binomial expansion of (p+q)^n
You have p=0.8 and q=0.2
You want the term containing p^4 in the expansion of (p+q)^6
That term will be C(6,2)p^4q^2
= 15(.8^4)(.2^2) = 0.25
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