We have 56 people who has blue as their favorite color out 192 Therefore the probability...
We have 56 people who has blue as their favorite color out 192
Therefore the probability is
=56/192
=0.29166667
Question;
- If you now select a random sample of 6 people (don’t actually do it), what is the probability that no one in your sample will have their favorite color be blue?
Homework Answers
The sample size of 6 will have a binomial distribution with parameters n and p. The distribution can be represented as;
where n = 6 and the probability of success, p = 0.29166667
Now, the probability is obtained using the probability mass function as follows,
for k = 0
In excel use function =BINOM.DIST(0,6,0.29166667,FALSE)
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