Linking Learners Everywhere © 2022 All Rights Reserved PAGE 3 3. In a particular country on the African continent, 35% of the population is estimated to have at least one smart phone. If a small sample of 40 people is selected from the population for a statistical investigation, Use the Binomial distribution to estimate the probability of the number of people in the sample that have at least one smart phone is; a) at most 15; b) more than 12 but fewer than 18; c) exactly equal to the mean of the distribution

Linking Learners Everywhere © 2022 All Rights Reserved PAGE 3 3. In a particular country on the African continent, 35% of the population is estimated to have at least one smart phone. If a small sample of 40 people is selected from the population for a statistical investigation, Use the Binomial distribution to estimate the probability of the number of people in the sample that have at least one smart phone is; a) at most 15; b) more than 12 but fewer than 18; c) exactly equal to the mean of the distribution

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

Section: Chapter Questions

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