Exam 8: Probability Distributions

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A company produces stereo components. The probability of the company producing a defective component is 0.003 . -In the situation above, if 1000 components are produced, find the probability that at least 3 components are defective.

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One application of the binomial distribution formula or one number in Table V (in your textbook) is always the answer to what kind of question?

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We want to determine the probability of obtaining at most 4 successful operations in 10 independent surgical operations where the probability of success is the same for each operation. The appropriate formula to be used is

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The symbol pp in the binomial distribution formula means the probability of _______.

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Among 18 job applicants, six are actually qualified to do the job. Assume seven applicants are randomly selected to be hired.} -Find the probability that in this sample exactly 3 applicants are qualified.

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The hypergeometric distribution with n=150,a=20n=150, a=20 , and b=2180b=2180 can be approximated with a Poisson distribution.

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Find the mean and standard deviation of the number of defectives in a sample of 700 parts made by a machine, when the probability is 0.05 that any one of the parts is defective. Use the fact that x\mathrm{x} is a binomial random variable. If necessary, round to the nearest thousandth.

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A company produces stereo components. The probability of the company producing a defective component is 0.003 . -In the situation above, if 1000 components are produced, find the probability that exactly 5 components are defective.

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Check whether the condition for the binomial approximation to the hypergeometric distribution is satisfied if a =150, b=270=150, \mathrm{~b}=270 , and n=21\mathrm{n}=21 .

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The editor of a particular women's magazine claims that the magazine is read by 60%60 \% of the female students on a college campus. -If the above is true, find the probability that in a random sample of 10 female students at most two read the magazine.

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It has been found that 40%40 \% of the employees who complete a sequence of executive seminars go on to become vice presidents. Assume that 10 graduates of the program are randomly selected. -In the situation above, find the probability that exactly 5 become vice presidents.

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It has been found that 40%40 \% of the employees who complete a sequence of executive seminars go on to become vice presidents. Assume that 10 graduates of the program are randomly selected. -In the situation above, find the probability that at least two become vice presidents.

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It has been found that 40%40 \% of the employees who complete a sequence of executive seminars go on to become vice presidents. Assume that 10 graduates of the program are randomly selected. -In the situation above, find the probability that at least three become vice presidents.

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Among 18 job applicants, six are actually qualified to do the job. Assume seven applicants are randomly selected to be hired.} -Find the variance in the situation above.

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Tell whether the given function can serve as the probability distribution of an appropriate random variable. -=\frac{1}{5}\) for x=0,1,2,3,4x=0,1,2,3,4

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In a problem involving the hypergeometric distribution, the probability of success remains the same from trial to trial.

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The Poisson distribution can be applied in situations which do not involve the binomial distribution.

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If a distribution is known to be binomial, the most convenient formula that can be used to calculate the variance is σ2=∑2p(x)−μ2\sigma^{2}=\sum^{2} p(x)-\mu^{2} .

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Among 18 job applicants, six are actually qualified to do the job. Assume seven applicants are randomly selected to be hired.} -Find the standard deviation in the situation above.

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A test has 12 multiple-choice questions with four answer choices for each question. Assume a student guesses on all questions.} -In the situation above, find the variance.

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