Suppose that X is distributed Bernoulli with a probability of success of 40%. Calculate the likelihood X is 1 or less. State your answer in the form: P(____ ___ ____) = _____. Explain (in a sentence) why this answer makes intuitive sense. So far I got the answer P(X< 1) = 1. I'm having trouble explaining why the answer makes intuitive sense.

Suppose that X is distributed Bernoulli with a probability of success of 40%. Calculate the likelihood X is 1 or less. State your answer in the form: P(__ _ ) = _. Explain (in a sentence) why this answer makes intuitive sense. So far I got the answer P(X< 1) = 1. I'm having trouble explaining why the answer makes intuitive sense.

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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