The more people with COVID, the more staff you need in the ER. Let’s say approximately 5% percent of patients are coming in COVID positive. Assume that the ER will see 145 people today. Use =BINOMDIST() to determine binomial probabilities that the health department will see no one with COVID today, 1 woman with COVID, 2 women with COVID and so on, up to 21 women with COVID.

The more people with COVID, the more staff you need in the ER. Let’s say approximately 5% percent of patients are coming in COVID positive. Assume that the ER will see 145 people today. Use =BINOMDIST() to determine binomial probabilities that the health department will see no one with COVID today, 1 woman with COVID, 2 women with COVID and so on, up to 21 women with COVID.

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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