It is estimated that 0.44 percent of the callers to the Customer Service department of Dell Inc. will receive a busy signal.
What is the probability that of today's 1,200 callers at least 5 received a busy signal? (Round your answer to 4 decimal places.)
Ans:
Normal approximation:
mean=1200*0.44=528
standard deviation=sqrt(1200*0.44*(1-0.44))=17.195
P(x>=5)=1-P(x<=4)
z=(4.5-528)/17.195
z=-30.44
P(x>=5)=1-P(x<=-30.44)
P(x>=5)=1-0.0000=1.0000
or using binomial distribution:
P(x>=5)=1-binomdist(4,1200,0.44,true)=1.0000
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