Discret Probability distribution Eight mice are selected at rand on and theyare divided into two graups of 4 each.Eachin group A isof certain poisorawhich is expected tomous eJiven adoseKill onein four; each mouse in group B isgivena dose of certain poison 'b which isexpected to Kill onein two. Show thatnevertheless, there may be fewer deaths ingroup B than ingroup A and find theprobability of this happening.

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Eght mice are selected at rand on and they are divided into two graups of 4 each. E ach mous e in group A is given a dose of certain poisonalwhich is expected to Kill one in four; each mouse in group B is given a dose of certain poison 'b which is expected to Kill one in two. show that nevertheless, there may be fewer deaths in group B than in group A and find the Probability of this happening.

Eght mice are selected at rand on and they are divided into two graups of 4 each. E ach mous e in group A is given a dose of certain poisonalwhich is expected to Kill one in four; each mouse in group B is given a dose of certain poison 'b which is expected to Kill one in two. show that nevertheless, there may be fewer deaths in group B than in group A and find the Probability of this happening.

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