Choose a qualitative variable. Find the probability of one certain value in the variable. If you choose randomly 10 observations and assume independence among the observations, what is the probability of finding 4 observations with that certain value? YearLeading CauseT Sex2011 Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases M2009 Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases M2008 Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases M2012 Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases M2011 Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases F2008 Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases F2013 Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases M2012 Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases F2012 Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases F2009 Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases F2013 Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases F2010 Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases M2014 Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases F2010 Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases F2014 Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases M2013 Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases F2008 Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases M2012 Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases M2011 Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases M2009 Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases M2013 Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases F2009 Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases M2010 Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases M2011 Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases F2011 Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases F2012 Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases F2009 Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases F2013 Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases M2011 Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases M2010 Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases M2008 Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases F2010 Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases M2014 Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases MRace EthnicityWhite Non-HispanicNot Stated/UnknownBlack Non-HispanicNot Stated/UnknownNot Stated/UnknownHispanicAsian and Pacific IslanderAsian and Pacific IslanderWhite Non-HispanicNot Stated/UnknownBlack Non-HispanicHispanicNot Stated/UnknownBlack Non-HispanicAsian and Pacific IslanderWhite Non-HispanicWhite Non-HispanicWhite Non-HispanicBlack Non-HispanicHispanicAsian and Pacific IslanderAsian and Pacific IslanderBlack Non-HispanicWhite Non-HispanicOther Race/ EthnicityHispanicHispanicNot Stated/UnknownAsian and Pacific IslanderWhite Non-HispanicWhite Non-HispanicAsian and Pacific IslanderNot Stated/Unknown▾ Deaths444616911.51567239507Death Rat Age Adjus33.37.2581491220695521347352200111275120251015815515733885186114.19.913.2136.735.724.71319.616.636.625.926.323.49.94.51023.73612.812.913.828.936.111.727.826.416.818.5821.420.823.917.722.921.621.821.829.118.35.216.930.92114.6162224.221.417.8

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Choose a qualitative variable. Find the probability of one certain value in the variable. If you choose randomly 10 observations and assume independence among the observations, what is the probability of finding 4 observations with that certain value?

Choose a qualitative variable. Find the probability of one certain value in the variable. If you choose randomly 10 observations and assume independence among the observations, what is the probability of finding 4 observations with that certain value?

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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