A realistic estimate for the probability of an engine failure on a transatlantic fight is 1/14000. Use this probability and the binomial probability formula to find the probabilities of 0, 1, 2, and 3 engine failures for a three engine jet and the probabilities of 0, 1, and 2 engine failures for a two-engine jet. Carry all numbers to as many decimal places as your calculator will display. Use your results and assume that a fight will be completed if at least one engine works. find the probability of a safe fight with a three-engine jet(n=3) and find the probability of a safe fight with a two-engine jet(n=2). Write a report for the federal Aviation Administration that outlines the key issue, and include a recommendation. Support your recommendation with specific results.
It is given that the realistic estimate for the probability of an engine failure on a transatlantic fight is 1/14000.
Let's find the probabilities of 0, 1, 2, and 3 engine failures for a three engine jet by using binomial probability formula
Here n = 3 and p = 1/14000.
Let's use excel:
Here 1.53050E-08 = 0.00000001530050
The formulae used on the above excel sheet are as follows:
Now, let's find the probabilities of 0, 1, and 2 engine failures for a two-engine jet.
Here we assume that a fight will be completed if at least one engine works.
From the above results let's find the probability of a safe fight with a three-engine jet(n=3)
The fight will not be completed if all the three engines are failed.
The fight will be completed if at least one engine works
Therefore required probability = 1 - P( all the 3 engines are failed) = 1 - 0.000000000000364431 = 0.999999999999636
and the probability of a safe fight with a two-engine jet(n=2)
= 1 - 0.00000000510204 = 0.999999994898
The above probabilities for 2 and 3 engines are very large.
Approximately equal to 1.
So both the conditions may be preferable.
A realistic estimate for the probability of an engine failure on a transatlantic fight is 1/14000....
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