Only 36% of the students know about the final exam.
A worried prof asks a number of students about the timing of the final exam.
We have to find the probability that the 99th student will be the 27th student to respond YES.
Now, the chance of a student saying YES is 0.36.
So, the chance of a student saying NO is 1-0.36=0.64.
So, if the 99th is the 27th student to say YES, that means, 26 out of the previous 98 students said YES. We can select those 26 out of 98 in (98 C 26) ways. The probability of these 26 saying YES is (0.36*0.36*0.36*.....26 times).
The chance of the rest (98-26)=72 saying NO is (0.64*0.64*0.64*....72 times).
And the probability of the 99th one saying YES is another 0.36.
So, the required probability is
=(98 C 26)(0.36)26*(0.64)72*0.36
=0.0044.
So, the required probability is 0.0044.
(2 points) The STAT 213 final exam is scheduled to be on Wednesday April 29, 2020...
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