1. Once again, the binomial experiment is drawing a card at random
out of a deck of 52, with replacement. Success is "card is a
Heart".
Using Excel to calculate the probability of drawing at most three Hearts in ten trials. Round your answer to four decimal places.
2. Given that z is a standard normal random variable, use Excel to find z such that the area to the left of z is 0.131416. Show your answer with four decimal places.
1)
there are 13 heart cards
hence p = 13/52 = 0.25
X follow binomial distribution with n = 10 , p = 0.25
P(X <= 3)
= =binom.dist(3,10,0.25,1)
=0.775875
=0.7759
2)
P(Z < 0.131416)
==normsdist(0.131416)
=0.552277
=0.5528
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