If left-handed people make up 15 percent of the general population, what is the probability that:
a) Of 21 Statics students, there will be 0 lefties;
b) Of 23 Engineering Analysis students, there will be 1 lefty.
Left handed people make up 15 % percent of the general population.
Let X denotes a random variable denoting the number of lefty people in a population.
(a) Of 21 statics students,there would be 0 lefties.
So,here
X~binomial(21,0.15)
P(X=0)
=(21 C 0)(0.15)0(0.85)21
=0.032
(b) Of 23 Engineering analysis students,there would be 1 lefty.
So,here
x~binomial(23,0.15)
P(X=1)
=(23 C 1)(0.15)1(0.85)22
=23*0.15*0.028
=0.097
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