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Score for this quiz:
9 out of 10
Submitted Nov 1, 2021 at 2:48pm
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Question 1

If X is a discrete uniform random variable ranging from 0 to 12, find P(X ≥


10).

 
.1126

Correct!  
.2308

3 out of 13 outcomes (don't forget to count 0 as an outcome).

 
.1666

 
.2500

3 out of 13 outcomes (don't forget to count 0 as an outcome).

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Question 2

If X is a discrete uniform random variable ranging from one to eight, find P(X
< 6).

 
.7500

Correct!  
.6250

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We count five out of eight outcomes that meet this requirement.

 
.3750

 
.5000

We count five out of eight outcomes that meet this requirement.

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Question 3

Ten percent of the corporate managers at Axolotl Industries majored in


humanities. What is the expected number of managers to be interviewed until
finding the first one with a humanities major?

 
17

Correct!  
10

The geometric mean is 1/π = 1/(.10) = 10.

 
15

 
20

The geometric mean is 1/π = 1/(.10) = 10.

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Question 4

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On a randomly chosen Wednesday, which probability model would you use


to describe the number of convenience store robberies in Los Angeles?

Correct!  
Poisson

Events per unit of time with no clear upper limit would be Poisson.

 
Hypergeometric

 
Geometric

 
Binomial

Events per unit of time with no clear upper limit would be Poisson.

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Question 5

Which probability model would you use to describe the number of customers
served at a certain California Pizza Kitchen until the first customer orders
split pea soup?

 
Poisson

 
Uniform

Correct!  
Geometric

Geometric distribution describes the number of trials until the first


success.

 
Binomial

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Geometric distribution describes the number of trials until the first


success.

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Question 6

Ephemeral Services Corporation (ESCO) knows that nine other companies


besides ESCO are bidding for a $900,000 government contract. Each
company has an equal chance of being awarded the contract. If ESCO has
already spent $100,000 in developing its bidding proposal, what is its
expected net profit?

 
$0

orrect Answer  
-$10,000

 
$90,000

You Answered  
$100,000

E(X) = (1/9) × $900,000 = $100,000. ESCO only can expect to cover its
sunk cost (no profit).

E(X) = (1/9) × $900,000 = $100,000. ESCO only can expect to cover


its sunk cost (no profit).

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Question 7

Which of the following characterizes a Bernoulli process?

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Either outcome has the same chance of occurrence.

Correct!  
A random experiment that has only two outcomes.

Review characteristics of the Bernoulli (binary) process.

 
The "success" must be a desirable outcome.

 
The probability of "success" varies with each trial.

Review characteristics of the Bernoulli (binary) process.

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Question 8

The expected value (mean) of a binomial variable is 25. The number of trials
is 50. The probability of "success" is:

Correct!  
.50

Set E(X) = nπ = (20)π = 15 and solve for π.

 
.30

 
.75

 
.25

Set E(X) = nπ = (20)π = 15 and solve for π.

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Question 9

If 90 percent of automobiles in Orange County have both headlights working,


what is the probability that in a sample of eight automobiles, at least seven
will have both headlights working?

 
.3826

Correct!  
.8131

Use Appendix A with n = 8 and π = .90 to find P(X ≥ 7) or else use the
Excel function =1-BINOM.DIST(6,8,.90,1) = .8131.

 
.6174

 
.1869

Use Appendix A with n = 8 and π = .90 to find P(X ≥ 7) or else use the
Excel function =1-BINOM.DIST(6,8,.90,1) = .8131.

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Question 10

If 5 percent of automobiles in Oakland County have one burned-out


headlight, what is the probability that, in a sample of 10 automobiles, none
will have a burned-out headlight?

 
.0116

Correct!  
.5987

Use Appendix A with n = 10 and π = .05 find P(X = 0) or else use the
Excel function =BINOM.DIST(0,10,.05,0) = .59874.

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.1872

 
.3151

Use Appendix A with n = 10 and π = .05 find P(X = 0) or else use the
Excel function =BINOM.DIST(0,10,.05,0) = .59874.

Quiz Score:
9 out of 10

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