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The committee consists of n professors, vote to decide you can pass or not. Suppose each one votes independently with probability p-0.6 to support you, if more than half professors support you then you will pass. (1) If n=5, find the probability that (2) If n=101, please use central limit theorem to find the probability that you (3) If p-0.4, compute question (2) again. you will pass; will pass;

The committee consists of n professors, vote to decide you can pass or not. Suppose each one votes independently with probability p-0.6 to support you, if more than half professors support you then you will pass. (1) If n=5, find the probability that (2) If n=101, please use central limit theorem to find the probability that you (3) If p-0.4, compute question (2) again. you will pass; will pass;

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)
A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)
10th Edition
ISBN:9780134753119
Author:Sheldon Ross
Publisher:Sheldon Ross
Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis
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5. on The committee consists of n professors, vote to decide you can pass or not. Suppose each one votes independently with probability p=0.6 to support you, if more than half professors support you then you will pass. (1) If n=5, find the probability that you will pass; (2) If n=101, please use central limit theorem to find the probability that you will pass; (3) If p-0.4, compute question (2) again.
Transcribed Image Text:5. on The committee consists of n professors, vote to decide you can pass or not. Suppose each one votes independently with probability p=0.6 to support you, if more than half professors support you then you will pass. (1) If n=5, find the probability that you will pass; (2) If n=101, please use central limit theorem to find the probability that you will pass; (3) If p-0.4, compute question (2) again.
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