Considering that the subjects are chosen without replacement, they are not independent, and the probability cannot be found using the binomial distribution.
The binomial distribution and the hypergeometric distribution are quite similar, as:
- They find the probability of exactly x successes on n repeated trials.
- For each trial, there are only two possible outcomes.
- The difference is that the binomial distribution is for independent trials, that is, in each trial, the probability of success is the same, while the hypergeometric distribution is for dependent trials.
- If the sample is without replacement, the trials are not independent, thus the hypergeometric distribution is used, not the binomial.
A similar problem is given at brainly.com/question/21772486
You just add 8,707.37 on top of Mt. KcKinley :)
Teacher c makes the most money at the end of their career since the model is entirely linear.
In algebra the notation is basically just a number, for example, 10, and we take it to the 10th power, you just take the decimal at the end of the 10 and move it 10 spaces to the right, if the number is negative you will move the decimal to the left 10 spaces, the 10th power is a variable and is different with every question
I think it’s 0.85d, but i’m not sure
