QUESTION 3 Suppose there are two football teams A and B. In recent matches Team A has a mean of 1 goal per match and Team B has a mean of 2 goals per match. Suppose that the probability of the number of goals scored by a team obeys a Poisson Distribution In the following questions, give the reasoning behind your answers. You can express some answers in terms of logarithms. Q 3(d) What is the most probable score line? Q 3(e) In a particular match, over how long a time period would the probability of no goals be 20%?

QUESTION 3 Suppose there are two football teams A and B. In recent matches Team A has a mean of 1 goal per match and Team B has a mean of 2 goals per match. Suppose that the probability of the number of goals scored by a team obeys a Poisson Distribution In the following questions, give the reasoning behind your answers. You can express some answers in terms of logarithms. Q 3(d) What is the most probable score line? Q 3(e) In a particular match, over how long a time period would the probability of no goals be 20%?

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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