Every single day I will be delivered a random number of fanmail in the mail. I will sanitize each one with my hand sanitizer for safety. I have enough sanitizer to sanitize 600 fanmail. Each and every day, I get at least 2 fanmail, but not more than 12, and I always receive an even number of fanmail. Among these possible numbers of fanmail I may possibily receive on any given day, all are equally likely to happen. What is the approximate probability that my stockpile of hand sanitizer will last atleast 2 months (For our purposes there are 30 days in every month, and assume you get mail every single day.) You can use a basic calculator.
If you can explain you reasoning. Show all work!!!! Don't leave steps out please.
Solution:-
X = Random number fanmail in the mail
p(X = 2) = p(X = 4) + p(X = 6) + p(X = 8) + p(X = 10) + p(X = 12)
p(X = 2) =
(
n = 90)
p(sanities last at least 2 months)
= p(at tea most 600 fanmail in 90 days)
= 0.1772
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