18% of biscuits made by a baker are chocolate chip cookies. 9 biscuits are selected at random. a) Assuming a binomial distribution for X, the number of chocolate chip cookies, write down the values of n and p. X~ bin(n,p) n = p= Find E[X] the expected number of chocolate chip cookies in our sample: E[X] = Find the standard deviation for the number of chocolate chip cookies in ou sample: Standard deviation = (to 3 decimal places).

18% of biscuits made by a baker are chocolate chip cookies. 9 biscuits are selected at random. a) Assuming a binomial distribution for X, the number of chocolate chip cookies, write down the values of n and p. X~ bin(n,p) n = p= Find E[X] the expected number of chocolate chip cookies in our sample: E[X] = Find the standard deviation for the number of chocolate chip cookies in ou sample: Standard deviation = (to 3 decimal places).

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

10th Edition

ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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