Question
Bill has completed a 10-question multiple-choice test on which he answered 7 questions correctly. Each question had one correct answer to be chosen from five alternatives. Bill says that he answered the test by randomly guessing the answers without reading the questions or answers. Define the random variable x to be the number of correct answers on this test, and construct the probability distribution if the answers were obtained by random guessing.
What is the probability that Bill guessed 7 of the 10 answers correctly?
What is the probability that Bill guessed 7 of the 10 answers correctly?
Answers
cutting through the chase ....
prob(your stated event)
= C(10,7)(1/5)^7 (4/5)^3
= 120(1/78125)(64/125) = appr .0008
prob(your stated event)
= C(10,7)(1/5)^7 (4/5)^3
= 120(1/78125)(64/125) = appr .0008
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