You have noticed that your colleague, with whom you share an office, regularly indulges in pick-me-up chocolate candies in the afternoon. You count the number of candies your colleague consumes after lunch every workday for a month, and organize the data as follows: Number of Candies Number of Days O or 1 14 2 or more Total 21 You fit a geometric distribution to the data using maximum likelihood. Using the fitted distribution, calculate the expected number of candies your colleague consumes in an afternoon.

You have noticed that your colleague, with whom you share an office, regularly indulges in pick-me-up chocolate candies in the afternoon. You count the number of candies your colleague consumes after lunch every workday for a month, and organize the data as follows: Number of Candies Number of Days O or 1 14 2 or more Total 21 You fit a geometric distribution to the data using maximum likelihood. Using the fitted distribution, calculate the expected number of candies your colleague consumes in an afternoon.

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A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

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Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

Section: Chapter Questions

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