Explain the birthday paradox. Why 253 people would need to be in the room for 50...
Explain the birthday paradox. Why 253 people would need to be in the room for 50 percent chance to get the same birthday?
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Explain the birthday paradox. Why 253 people would need to be in
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in python The birthday paradox says that the probability that two people in a room will...
in python The birthday paradox says that the probability that two people in a room will have the same birthday is more than half, provided n, the number of people in the room, is more than 23. This property is not really a paradox, but many people find it surprising. Design a Python program that can test this paradox by a series of experiments on randomly generated birthdays, which test this paradox for n = 5, 6, 7, ..., 50....
(The Birthday Problem) It is known that there are as many as n people in a...
(The Birthday Problem) It is known that there are as many as n people in a room a. How big is the chance that no one has the same birthday? b. What is the value of n so that the probability of problem (a) is less than 50%?
The birthday problem is as follows: given a group of n people in a room, what...
The birthday problem is as follows: given a group of n people in a room, what is the probability that two or more of them have the same birthday? It is possible to determine the answer to this question via simulation. Using the starting template provided to you, complete the function called calc birthday probability that takes as input n and returns the probability that two or more of the n people will have the same birthday. To do this,...
please help me understand this problem. k people in a room. We would like to find...
please help me understand this problem.
k people in a room. We would like to find the probability that any two people 5. Suppose that there are have birthdays within a day of each other (which we'll call "near-day birthdays"). The number of pairs and the probability that any two people are born within a day of each other is of people would be S4Therefore, we would expect the average number of near-day birthday pairs to be be a Poisson...
What is the probability that in a room of n people, at least three of them...
What is the probability that in a room of n people, at least three of them have the same birthday? Explain all the terms in your solution. What is the fewest amount of people such that the probability of at least three of these people having the same birthday is greater than 1/3? You will have to code your solution from the first question and plug in values for n. Include the code snipped you used to solve this.
Why is it that some people are so tolerant to alcohol whereas other people just need...
Why is it that some people are so tolerant to alcohol whereas other people just need to get a whiff to tip them over the edge?
Need help, please show work 14 Simpson's paradox. Recently, the king of the mythical nation of...
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14 Simpson's paradox. Recently, the king of the mythical nation of Pcoria was diagnosed with cancer. He noticed that many other nobles in his court had also been diagnosecd with cancer recently. He dispatched his two best health economists to study can cer rates in Pcoria's two towns. Their results are recorded in Table 4.6. Before you begin, recall that Pcoria's two towns are very different. Eastville is a poor area, home to numerous factories...
Thirty percent of all people believe lying is okay in certain situations. A group of 50...
Thirty percent of all people believe lying is okay in certain situations. A group of 50 people were sampled and asked the same question. a) describe the sampling distribution b) Find the probability that less than 20 of the sample are okay with lying. c) What proportion represents the top 30% chance of occurring?
2. Explain why the following statements are incorrect: a) It would seem that the goods market...
2. Explain why the following statements are incorrect: a) It would seem that the goods market model predicts that a drop in output inevitably leads to a drop in demand and spending which leads to even lower output. In this way, the economy could collapse completely. b) If only people were willing to save more, investment would increase and the economy would get moving again. In order to reduce the budget deficit by $1 billion, we just need to cut...
2. Explain why the following statements are incorrect: a) It would seem that the goods market...
2. Explain why the following statements are incorrect: a) It would seem that the goods market model predicts that a drop in output inevitably leads to a drop in demand and spending which leads to even lower output. In this way, the economy could collapse completely. b) If only people were willing to save more, investment would increase and the economy would get moving again. c) In order to reduce the budget deficit by $1 billion, we just need to...
please help me understand this problem.
k people in a room. We would like to find the probability that any two people 5. Suppose that there are have birthdays within a day of each other (which we'll call "near-day birthdays"). The number of pairs and the probability that any two people are born within a day of each other is of people would be S4Therefore, we would expect the average number of near-day birthday pairs to be be a Poisson...
Need help, please show work
14 Simpson's paradox. Recently, the king of the mythical nation of Pcoria was diagnosed with cancer. He noticed that many other nobles in his court had also been diagnosecd with cancer recently. He dispatched his two best health economists to study can cer rates in Pcoria's two towns. Their results are recorded in Table 4.6. Before you begin, recall that Pcoria's two towns are very different. Eastville is a poor area, home to numerous factories...
2. Explain why the following statements are incorrect: a) It would seem that the goods market model predicts that a drop in output inevitably leads to a drop in demand and spending which leads to even lower output. In this way, the economy could collapse completely. b) If only people were willing to save more, investment would increase and the economy would get moving again. In order to reduce the budget deficit by $1 billion, we just need to cut...
2. Explain why the following statements are incorrect: a) It would seem that the goods market model predicts that a drop in output inevitably leads to a drop in demand and spending which leads to even lower output. In this way, the economy could collapse completely. b) If only people were willing to save more, investment would increase and the economy would get moving again. c) In order to reduce the budget deficit by $1 billion, we just need to...
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