Ex. A large number of insects are expected to be attracted to a certain variety of rose plant. A commercial insecticide is advertised as being 99% effective. Suppose 200 insects infest a rose garden where the insecticide has been applied. What is the probability that none of these insects can survive? Random variable: X – number of dead insects Distribution: X-Bin(200,0.99) Computation: P[X = 200] = (200) + 0.99200 * 0.01° = 0.1340

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Ex. A large number of insects are expected to be attracted to a certain variety
of rose plant. A commercial insecticide is advertised as being 99% effective.
Suppose 200 insects infest a rose garden where the insecticide has been
applied. What is the probability that none of these insects can survive?
Random variable: X – number of dead insects
Distribution: X-Bin(200,0.99)
Computation: P[X = 200] = (200) + 0.99200 * 0.01° = 0.1340
Transcribed Image Text:Ex. A large number of insects are expected to be attracted to a certain variety of rose plant. A commercial insecticide is advertised as being 99% effective. Suppose 200 insects infest a rose garden where the insecticide has been applied. What is the probability that none of these insects can survive? Random variable: X – number of dead insects Distribution: X-Bin(200,0.99) Computation: P[X = 200] = (200) + 0.99200 * 0.01° = 0.1340
Sixty percent of a population of consumers is reputed to prefer a particular
brand A, of vaccine. If a group of consumers are selected at random and
interviewed, what is the probability that at least 12 people must be selected
until interviewing the first consumer who prefers brand A?
Transcribed Image Text:Sixty percent of a population of consumers is reputed to prefer a particular brand A, of vaccine. If a group of consumers are selected at random and interviewed, what is the probability that at least 12 people must be selected until interviewing the first consumer who prefers brand A?
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