Which is a false statement when comparing discrete probability distributions? O A) Uniform: n is the number of items available. Binomial: n is the number of trials. Hypergeometric: n is the size of the population. B) Uniform: All outcomes are equally likely. Binomial: Trials are independent. Hypergeometric: Trials are dependent. 22 (C) 1 Uniform: E(X) Σx, = 32 i-1 Binomial: E(X) = np ra Hypergeometric: E(X) 72 D) Uniform: Random variable is the number of items selected. Binomial: Random variable is the number of successful outcomes. Hypergeometric: Random variable is the number of successful outcomes.

Which is a false statement when comparing discrete probability distributions? O A) Uniform: n is the number of items available. Binomial: n is the number of trials. Hypergeometric: n is the size of the population. B) Uniform: All outcomes are equally likely. Binomial: Trials are independent. Hypergeometric: Trials are dependent. 22 (C) 1 Uniform: E(X) Σx, = 32 i-1 Binomial: E(X) = np ra Hypergeometric: E(X) 72 D) Uniform: Random variable is the number of items selected. Binomial: Random variable is the number of successful outcomes. Hypergeometric: Random variable is the number of successful outcomes.

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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