1.) An archer can hit the bullseye of a target with an accuracy rate of 83%. Arrows hitting the bullseye are independent of each other. The archer is about to take 6 shots. Let X=the number of arrows (out of 6) that hit the bullseye. Describe the shape of the distribution, center, and spread of the distribution of X.

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1.) An archer can hit the bullseye of a target with an accuracy rate of 83%. Arrows hitting the bullseye are
independent of each other. The archer is about to take 6 shots. Let X = the number of arrows (out of 6) that
hit the bullseye.
Describe the shape of the distribution, center, and spread of the distribution of X.
Transcribed Image Text:1.) An archer can hit the bullseye of a target with an accuracy rate of 83%. Arrows hitting the bullseye are independent of each other. The archer is about to take 6 shots. Let X = the number of arrows (out of 6) that hit the bullseye. Describe the shape of the distribution, center, and spread of the distribution of X.
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Step 1

Given,

The Probability of hitting target is 0.83.

Each trail is independent of each other.

The archer is taking 6 trails.

  The random variable is number of arrow that hit.

Hence, It follows binomial distribution with parameters n = 6 and p = 0.83

 

Step 2

Shape of the distribution is,

Shape of the distribution is completely depends on n and p.

i) When n is small and p small then distribution is positive skewed. That means mean of the distribution falls in smaller number.

ii) When n is small and p is large then distribution is negatively skewed. That means mean of the distribution falls in greater number. That's the left skewed.

iii) When n is small/large but if p approximately equal to 0.5 then the probability mean of the distribution is falls in center of the numbers. That's why it is symmetric distribution.

iv) When n is large and p is large/small, Then distribution is symmetric about mean and mean falls corresponding to p, if p is large then mean is large and if p is small then mean is small.

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