I believe this problem has 3 questions:
a. Explain why the three conditions are satisfied for X to have
the binomial distribution.
b. Identify n and p for the binomial distribution.
c. Find the probability that the family has two girls and
two boys.
Answers:
a. First because there are only 2 possible outcomes for
each birth: male or female. Hence a binomial distribution. <span>
Second, because the probability of giving out a girl is
constant: 0.49 for each birth.
Third, the probability of a giving out a girl does not depend
on whether or not there is already a boy or a girl in the family. </span>
b. The n is the total number of children, so n = 4
While the p is the success of being a girls, so P = 0.49
c. We use the binomial probability equation:
P (X) = nCx * p^x * q^(n-x)
<span>P(X=2) = 4!/(2!2!) * 0.49^2 * 0.51^2 = 0.3747</span>
Answer:
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Answer: 270
Step-by-step explanation: 20 mins = 10 jumps now 20x3 is 60 which is an hour so in an hour he would have jumped 30 times and if you times 30 with 9 you would get 270 hence your answer
5% of the kids are in health. I got this from simplifying 3/60 which is 1/20
After that, i set up this equation: 1/20 times x/100
I would then divide 20 and 100 to get 5 and that’s basically what I did
