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Let Sn be the number of successes in n independent Bernoulli trials, where the probability of success for each trial is 1/2 . P...Asked by Anonymous
Let Sn be the number of successes in n independent Bernoulli trials, where the probability of success for each trial is 1/3 . Provide a numerical value, to a precision of 3 decimal places, for each of the following limits.
1. lim P (n/3 - 10 < Sn < n/3 + 10)
2. lim P (n/3 - n/6 < Sn < n/3 + n/6)
3. lim P (n/3 - sqrt(2n)/5 < Sn < n/3 + sqrt(2n)/5)
1. lim P (n/3 - 10 < Sn < n/3 + 10)
2. lim P (n/3 - n/6 < Sn < n/3 + n/6)
3. lim P (n/3 - sqrt(2n)/5 < Sn < n/3 + sqrt(2n)/5)
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