Now that weddings can be held again you end up being invited to one and you decide to observe the musical taste of the guests. Having observed previous weddings we can assume that each person asks for a dance track with a probability of 0.2, a pop song with a probability of 0.3, a rock song with a probability of 0.15, or a hip hop song with a probability of 0.35. Assume each guest makes one request and all of their requests are made independently. Q14. If you observe 10 guests, the probability that more than 7 of them will choose not to select a pop song is closest to O 0.6496 O 0.1493 0.3828 0.2335 O 0.2668 Q15. If you observe 100 guests, the probability that more than 60 of them will choose not to select a pop song is closest to O 0.7237 O 0.0146 O 0.2763 O 0.9854 O 0.5120

Now that weddings can be held again you end up being invited to one and you decide to observe the musical taste of the guests. Having observed previous weddings we can assume that each person asks for a dance track with a probability of 0.2, a pop song with a probability of 0.3, a rock song with a probability of 0.15, or a hip hop song with a probability of 0.35. Assume each guest makes one request and all of their requests are made independently. Q14. If you observe 10 guests, the probability that more than 7 of them will choose not to select a pop song is closest to O 0.6496 O 0.1493 0.3828 0.2335 O 0.2668 Q15. If you observe 100 guests, the probability that more than 60 of them will choose not to select a pop song is closest to O 0.7237 O 0.0146 O 0.2763 O 0.9854 O 0.5120

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