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Probability

We selecte 10 numbers at random from 

N(0, 1)distribution. What is the probability that exactly 6 of them are less than 1?

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SOLUTION :


Distribution of (0, 1)


p = probability of getting 0 .


q = probability of getting 1 .


Random sample size, n = 10 


We have to find P( exactly 6 are less than 1 )

It means P(6 are 0 out of 10).


So,


P ( 6 are 0 out of 10)

= 10C6 p^6 q^4 

= 10C6 0.5^6 * 0.5^4

= 210* 0.5^10

= 0.2051 (ANSWER).

answered by: Tulsiram Garg

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