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    The document contains information about binomial distributions: 1) It provides examples of binomial distribution parameters n (sample size), p (probability of success), and calculates the mean μ and standard deviation σ for different scenarios. 2) It calculates z-scores and finds the probability that a random variable X falls within a certain range based on the normal approximation to the binomial. 3) The examples illustrate how to calculate probabilities that X is equal to a certain value or greater than/less than a value using the normal approximation.

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    The document contains information about binomial distributions: 1) It provides examples of binomial distribution parameters n (sample size), p (probability of success), and calculates the mean μ and standard deviation σ for different scenarios. 2) It calculates z-scores and finds the probability that a random variable X falls within a certain range based on the normal approximation to the binomial. 3) The examples illustrate how to calculate probabilities that X is equal to a certain value or greater than/less than a value using the normal approximation.

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    n=120 μ=n ( p )
    q=0.93 μ= (120 )( 0.0 7 )
    p=0.07 μ=8. 4

    σ =√ npq
    σ =√ 120(0.0 7)(0.9 3)
    σ =2.79

    X−μ
    Z=
    σ
    2.5−8. 4
    ¿ =−2.11
    2.795
    3.5−8.4
    Z= =−1.75
    2.795
    Z=1−( 0.9826−0.9599 ) =0.9773=97.73 %

    B (120,0.07 ) N ( 8.4 , 2 .795 )


    X =3

    p ( X=3 )= p ( 3−0.5≤ X ≤3+ 0.5 )


    '

    p ( X=3 )= p ( 2.5 ≤ X ≤ 3.5 )


    '

    '
    p(2.5 ≤ X ≤ 3 .5)
    5.7
    Media

    μ=n ( p )
    μ= (1 2 00 ) ( 0. 02 )
    μ=2 4

    σ =√ npq
    σ =√ 12 00(0.0 2)(0. 9 8)
    σ =4.84

    X−μ
    Z=
    σ
    29.5−24
    ¿ =1.13=0.870
    4.84
    Z=1−0.870=0.1292=12.92 %

    B (1200,0.02 ) N ( 24,4.84 )
    X ≥ 30
    p ( X ≥30 )= p ( X ' ≥30−0.5 )

    p ( X ≥30 )= p ( X ≥ 29.5 )
    '

    p( X ' ≥ 29.5)
    Datos

    5.11
    n=1200

    Datos
    q=0.98

    n=100
    p=0.02
    μ=n ( p )
    q=0.8
    μ= (100 )( 0.2 )
    p=0.2
    μ=20

    σ =√ npq
    σ =√ 100(0.2)(0.8)
    σ =16

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