Asked by Mete
Calculate the probability that 3 or fewer rainy days occur during the next 15 days. The probability any day is rainy is .2.
For this question I tried using binomial distribution by setting x = 0, 1, 2, 3. p=.2 and n =15. After doing all of them, Do add the probabilities to get the answer?
For this question I tried using binomial distribution by setting x = 0, 1, 2, 3. p=.2 and n =15. After doing all of them, Do add the probabilities to get the answer?
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PsyDAG
To get the probability that <I>all</I> events would occur, you need to <I>multiply</I> the probability of each of the individual events.
The probablitiy of no rainy days is .8^15.
The probability of one rainy day is .2 * .8^14.
The probability of two rainy days is .2^2 * .8^13.
The probability of three rainy days is .2^3 * .8^12.
The probability of being either one or the other of these four probabilities is found by adding the four products above.
I hope this helps. Thanks for asking.
The probablitiy of no rainy days is .8^15.
The probability of one rainy day is .2 * .8^14.
The probability of two rainy days is .2^2 * .8^13.
The probability of three rainy days is .2^3 * .8^12.
The probability of being either one or the other of these four probabilities is found by adding the four products above.
I hope this helps. Thanks for asking.
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