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Binomial Distribution

This document provides examples of calculating probabilities and statistics for binomial distributions. It includes: 1) Calculating probabilities of getting certain numbers of successes in a fixed number of trials with a given probability of success for each trial. 2) Determining the mean, variance, and standard deviation for binomial distributions. The mean is given by np, the variance by npq, and the standard deviation by the square root of npq, where n is the number of trials, p is the probability of success for each trial, and q is 1 - p. 3) Examples calculating the mean number of successes, and the variance and standard deviation, in situations that can be modeled by a binomial distribution, such as the
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Binomial Distribution

This document provides examples of calculating probabilities and statistics for binomial distributions. It includes: 1) Calculating probabilities of getting certain numbers of successes in a fixed number of trials with a given probability of success for each trial. 2) Determining the mean, variance, and standard deviation for binomial distributions. The mean is given by np, the variance by npq, and the standard deviation by the square root of npq, where n is the number of trials, p is the probability of success for each trial, and q is 1 - p. 3) Examples calculating the mean number of successes, and the variance and standard deviation, in situations that can be modeled by a binomial distribution, such as the
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Cikgu Hanini Suhaila Hamsan Binomial Distribution puterizamrud@gmail.

com

List of possible values of a discrete random


variable
1 If x represent the number of pupils scoring 2 If the number of times of getting the number
12A in a group of 5 pupils , list all the possible 1 when tossing a fair dice three times , list all
values possible values

5! 3!

Determine the probability of an event in a


Binomial Distribution
1 Given p=0.7 q = 0.3 2 The Probability that Ahmad will be late for the
N= 5 r= 3 meeting is 0. 7 Find the probability that
Ahmad will be late for 5 out of seven meeting
Find P ( x=3)
= 5𝑐3 0.73 0.32 P= 0.7 q= 0.4
=0.3087 N=7 r= 5
= 7𝑐5 0.75 0.42
=

3 The Probability that Sin Ying scoring 1 A for 4 The probability that Ahmad wears batik shirt
English in the monthly test is 0.4 . Find the for a meeting is 0.54 Find the probability that
probability that Sin Ying will be scoring 1A for Ahmad wear batik 3 out of seven meeting
English twice out of 6 monthly test

P= 0.4 q= 0.6 n= 6 r=2 = 7𝑐3 0.543 0.554


=6𝑐2 0.42 0.64 =
= 15 (0.16)(0.1296)
=0.3110
5 In SMK Simpang Lima the probability of pupil 6 The Probability that each shot fired by Ramli
being late is 8% . Calculate the probability hits a target is 1/3
that a group of 10 being late a) If Ramli fires 10 shot find the
a) Exactly two probability that exactly 2 shots hit the
P=0.08 n =10 target
P ( x=2) = 10𝑐2 0.082 0.928 P = 1/3 n=10
= 45( 0.0064) (0.513) = 0.1478√ P ( x= 2) =10𝑐2 0.3332 0.6678
=0.1951√
b) Less than two
P ( x < 2) = 𝑃 ( 𝑥 = 0) + 𝑃 ( 𝑥 = 1) b) If Ramli fires n shots the probability all
=10𝑐0 0.080 0.9210 + 10𝑐1 the n shots hit the target is 1/243
0.081 0.929 Find the value of n
=1 ( 1) 0.434 + 10(0.08)(0.472)
=0.434 + 0.378 P =1/243 n = n
=0.812 P ( x=n )
1𝑛 1 1
= 𝑛𝑐𝑛 3
(1 − 3)𝑛−𝑛 = 243
1 1
= (3)𝑛 = 243

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3−𝑛 = 243−1 =35(−1) 3−5


7 The result of a study show that 20% 𝑛=5
of the pupil in a city cycle to school .
If 8 pupils from the city are chosen at
random calculate the probability
P= 0.2 n=8
a) Exactly 2 of them cycle to school
P ( x=2) =8𝑐2 0.22 0.86
= 28 ( 0.04) (0.262144)= 0.2936
b) Less than 3 of them cycle
= P(x< 3)
= 𝑃(𝑥 = 0) + 𝑃 ( 𝑥 = 1 )
+ 𝑃 ( 𝑥 = 2)
= 8𝑐0 0.200 0.88 + 8𝑐1 0.21 0.87
+ 0.2936
= 1( 1) (0.167772) + 8( 0.2)
(0.2097) + 0.2936
= 0.1678 + 0.3355 + 0.2936
= 0.7969
9 It is known that 18 out of 30 students in a
class like to read during their free time
9 students are selected at random from the
class . Find the probability that
a) All the selected students like to read
during their free time
P ( x=9)
= 9𝑐9 0.6 9 0.40
= 1 ( 0.01008)(1)
= 0.01008

b) At least 7 of the selected students


like to read
P ( x ≥ 7) = 1 – P ( x < 7)
= 1 − 𝑃 (𝑥 = 6)
=1 - 9𝑐6 0.66 0.43
=1 – (84 )(0.046656) (0.064)
= 1- 0.25082
= 0.2318

P( x=7) + P ( x=8) + P (x=9)


9𝑐7 0.67 0.42 + 9𝑐8 0.68 0.41 +
0.01008
0.161243 + 9(0.0167616)(0.4)+
0.01008
0.1612+0.06034+ 0.01008
=0.2318
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Determine mean, variance , and standard


deviation of a binomial distribution
µ =np α2 =npq α =√𝑛𝑝𝑞 p+q=1
1 1 2 The fair dices is rolled 15 times continuously .
Given n=200 p=6
1
The probability of obtaining the number 2 is
6
Find the value q , µ, α2 , α Find
a) The mean number of times that
p+q=1 number 2 appears
5
q=1-p= , µ =np
6 Mean =µ =np
1
=200( 6 ) 1
= 15 (6)

α2 = npq α =√𝑛𝑝𝑞 b) The variance and the standard


1 5 1 5 deviation of number 2 is obtained
=200(6)(6 ) =√200(6)(6 )
1 5
𝑉𝑎𝑟𝑖𝑎𝑛𝑐𝑒 𝛼 2 = npq =15(6) 6) = 2.083
Standard Deviation=√2.083 = =1.443

Johny attempted 60 questions with 4 options 4


to choose from . There is only one correct
answer for each questions . Johny guessed all Given that a class consists of 30 students , 70
the answers % of them pass in a mathematic test
Find
Find a) The mean number of students pass
a) The mean number questions that he the test
will get right b) The variance and the standard
1
Mean= np = 60 ( )= 15 deviation of students who pass the
4
test
b) Variance and the standard deviation
of the number of correct answer a) Mean= µ =np
3 = 30 (0.7)
Variance = npq = 15(4 )= 11.25
= 21
Standard deviation = √11.25 = 3.354
b) Variance = α2 = npq
= 30 (0.7)(0.3)
= 6.3

Standard Deviation = α =√𝑛𝑝𝑞


= √6.3
= 2.510

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