A man sent email to people and expect a reply, he wont stop until he gets...
A man sent email to people and expect a reply, he wont stop until he gets 5 replies. for each person he sent email to, there is 10% chance that he gets a reply. what is the expect number of email that he will get in a single day?
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Solution :
Given that,
Using binomial distribution,
Expect number of email = 5 * 0.10 = 0.5
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