6. A lightbulb will work until failure. Being a cheap Chinese import the lightbulb has a 0.001 chance of failure each time you turn on the lightbulb. We can think of failure when you turn on the lights as a Geometric Distribution A. What is a "success" for this Geometric Distribution? B. Find the probability of "success" or p for this Geometric Distribution. C. Find the probability of "not success" or q

6. A lightbulb will work until failure. Being a cheap Chinese import the lightbulb has a 0.001 chance of failure each time you turn on the lightbulb. We can think of failure when you turn on the lights as a Geometric Distribution A. What is a "success" for this Geometric Distribution? B. Find the probability of "success" or p for this Geometric Distribution. C. Find the probability of "not success" or q

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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ISBN:9781119256830

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