Approximately 8.4% of patients in the dataset are critically ill trauma patients. Calculate the probability that...
- Approximately 8.4% of patients in the dataset are critically
ill trauma patients. Calculate the probability that three randomly
selected patients from the full list of 95 patients all happen to
be critically ill trauma patients using the following method:
- Using counting rules and probability trees
Homework Answers
as there are 95*0.084 ~ 8 are critically ill trauma patients,
P(three randomely selected patients from full list all are critically ill trauma patients)=(8/95)*(7/94)*(6/93)=0.000405
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