A statistics class at wilmington college has 25 students of which 15 are math majors and 10 are business majors. the professor r
andomly selects five students to work together on a group project. what is the mean of this probability distribution if selecting a business major is defined as a success?
The mean of a binomial probability distribution is given by μ = np where n is the number of trials (number of samples) and p is the probability of success.
Given that a<span>
statistics class at wilmington college has 25 students of which 15 are
math majors and 10 are business majors and selecting a business major is defined as a success.
p = 10 / 25 = 0.4
If the professor randomly selects
five students to work together on a group project, the mean of
this probability distribution is given by 5 x 0.4 = 2.</span>
