The trials in a binomial experiment are the steps. the likelihood of each trial being successful is. What is the likelihood of success? The probability of success is P=1.42.
<h3>What in mathematics is a binomial?</h3>
The binomial distribution is used to summarise the number of trials or observations where each trial has the same probability of attaining a certain value.. When flipping a coin, the probability of witnessing a certain number of successful outcomes in a specified number of trials is determined by the binomial distribution; as there are only two possible outcomes, the likelihood of flipping a coin is 12 or 0.5 for each trial we do.
based on the facts provided;
here ,
n=500 ,p=0.4,q=0.6, X=number of successes
when n*p and n*q>5 then we can use normal approximations
here n*p=500*0.4=200 >5 ,n*q=500*0.6=300>5
so we can use normal approximation
mean =200
variance =200*0.6=120,
std. deviation=120^1/2
we need to find
P(185<=X<=220), applying continuity correction factor
P(184.5<=X<=220.5)
Z=(X-mean)/std. dev~N(0,1)
P((184.5–200)/10.95<=Z<=(220.5–200)/10.95)
=P(-1.42<=Z<=1.87)
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