Probabilities of pulling 7 Cokes from a cooler with 11
sodas.
a) What is the probability of pulling exactly 7 Cokes
from the cooler?
b) What is the probability of pulling more than 7
Cokes from the cooler?
c) What is the probability of pulling at MOST 7 Cokes
from the cooler?
Assume it is a .5 chance of pulling a Coke from the
cooler.
| here this is binomial with parameter n=11 and p=0.5 |
a)
| P(X=7)= | (11C7)0.57(1−0.5)(11-7) = | 0.1611 |
| if using ti-84 press -2nd -vars :binompdf(11,0.5,7) |
| if using excel use command :binomdist(7,11,0.5,false) |
b)
probability of pulling more than 7 Cokes from the cooler :
| P(X>7)=1-P(X<=7)= | 1-∑x=07 (nCx)px(q)(n-x) = | 0.1133 |
| if using ti-84 press 2nd -vars- command :1-binomcdf(11,0.5,7) |
| if using excel use command :1-binomdist(7,11,0.5,true) |
c)
probability of pulling at MOST 7 Cokes from the cooler =P(X<=7) =1-P(X>7)=1-0.1133 =0.8867
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