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Binomial probability distributions are used

Show that for all three distributions (Binomial, Poisson and Geometric) the probability of finding at least one ace is around
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With n=13 and p= 0.7, find the binomialprobability p(9) by using a binomial probability table. If np> and nq> 5, also estimate
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With n=13 and p=0.7, find the binomialprobability P(9)by using a binomial probability table. If np> and nq>5, also estimate the
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(a) With n=12 and p =0.4 find the binomial probability that p(9) by using a binomial probability table. (b) np ¡Ý5, nq¡Ü5,
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(a) With n=12 and p =0.4 find the binomial probability that p(9) by using a binomial probability table. (b) np ¡Ý5, nq¡Ü5,
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find the normal approximation for the binomial probability that x=5,where n=12, and p=0.7compare probability to table b of
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A. find the binomial probability p(x=5) where n=14 and p=0.30.B. setup without solving the binomial probability p(x is at most
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Assume that a procedure yields a binomial distribution with n=3 trials and a probability of success of p= 0.90. Use a binomial
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Assume that a procedure yields a binomial distribution with n=3 trials and a probability of success of p=0.60. Use a binomial
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Answer the following:(A) Find the binomial probability P(x = 5), where n = 12 and p = 0.70. (B) Set up, without solving, the
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