According to the latest Gallup Poll, 40% of American Teenagers purchase designer jeans. Assume this result...
According to the latest Gallup Poll, 40% of American Teenagers purchase designer jeans. Assume this result is true for all teenagers. What is the probability that out of the next 8 teenagers who purchase jeans at most 1 will purchase designer jeans?
Homework Answers
We have here given, n=8 and p =0.40
=0.1064
Therefore, the probability that out of the next 8 teenagers who purchase jeans at most 1 will purchase designer jeans=0.1064
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