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I ADDED THE WORK IN RED, ASK ME IF you have doubts
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1. In a recent year, the mean number of strokes per hole for a famous golfer was approximately 3.8
(a). Find the variance and standard deviation using the fact that variance of a Poisson distribution is
ơ²=µ
If x has a poisson distribution with mean = u, Variance (x) = u (Mean = variance)
And always standad deviation = sd = V(x) (for every distribution)
Answer: Variance V(x) = u = 3.8, sd = √V(x) = √3.8 = 1.949
(b) How likely is this golfer to play an 18-hole round and have more than 72 strokes.
- The variance is: 3.8
- The standard deviation is: 1.949
- Find the mean number of strokes for 18 holes if the mean number of strokes per hole is 3.8
If you have a poisson distribution X (X counts the ocurrences in a unit of time) with mean = u per unit
of time then
If Y is a random variable that counts the ocurrences in n units of times then
Y has a Poisson distribution with mean = nu
Mean number of strokes for 18 holes = nu = 18(3.8) = 68.4
- The probability of more than 72 strokes in an 18-hole round is:
Let X = strokes for 18 holes
X has a poisson distribution with mean 68.4
P(X = x ) = (e-68.4 68.4x)/x!
P(X>72) = 1- P(X≤72) = 1-[P(X=0)+P(X=1)+.....+P(X=71)+P(X=72)] =
Since you have to add 73 terms (from 0 to 72) you need a software for comuting this
In excel you will find the poisson distribution and you can compute P(X≤x) easily
Syntax : Poisson (x, mean,cumulative)
Cumulative can be TRUE or FALSE
You have to use TRUE if you want to compute P(X≤x)
You have to use FALSE if you want to compute P(X = x)
In this case we want to find P(X>72) = 1- P(X≤72)
To compute P(X≤72) since x=72, mean = 68.4 put POISSON ( 72, 68.4,TRUE) = 0.695
Then P(X>72) = 1- P(X≤72) = 1-0.695 = 0.305
Answer: 0.305
2. 33% of adults say cashews are their favorite kind of nut. You randomly select 12 adults and ask each
to name his or her favorite nut. Find the probability that the numbers who say cashews are their
favorite nut is
Let X = number of people that prefer cashews
X has a binomial distribution with n=12 and p = 0.33
(a) exactly three,
P(X=3) = (12C 3)(0.33)^3(0.67)^9 = 0.215 (rounded to 3 dp)
Answer: 0.215
(b) at least four, and
P(X≥4) = 1-P(X≤3)
To compute P(X≤3) you can use excel too
See this page:
http://homepages.wmich.edu/~bwagner/StatReview/Binomial/binomia%20in%20excel.htm
Then: P(X≤3) = BINOMDIST(3;12;0.33;TRUE) = 0.403 (rounded to 3 dp)
P(X≥4) = 1-P(X≤3) = 1-0.597 = 0.403
Answer: 0.597
(c) at most two.
P(X≤2)= 0.188 (see part b)
Answer: 0.188
3.
a. construct a binomial distribution
n= 6
p= 0.36
b. Find the probability of each value of x to construct the binomial distibution
You must use: P(X = x ) = (nCx)p^x(1-p)^(n-x) (or use Excel, see exercise 2)
x
P(x)
(By hand )
EXCEL
0
(6C0)(0.36)^0(0.64)^6 = 0.069
BINOMDIST(0;6;0.36;FALSE)
1
(6C1)(0.36)^1(0.64)^5 = 0.232
BINOMDIST(1;6;0.36;FALSE)
2
(6C2)(0.36)^2(0.64)^4 = 0.326
BINOMDIST(2;6;0.36;FALSE)
3
(6C3)(0.36)^3(0.64)^3 = 0.245
BINOMDIST(3;6;0.36;FALSE)
4
(6C4)(0.36)^4(0.64)^2 = 0.103
BINOMDIST(4;6;0.36;FALSE)
5
(6C1)(0.36)^5(0.64)^1 = 0.023
BINOMDIST(5;6;0.36;FALSE)
6
(6C0)(0.36)^6(0.64)^0 = 0.002
BINOMDIST(6;6;0.36;FALSE)
(Do not round until the final answer Then round to th nearest thousandth as needed)
c) Find the probability that exactly two people will name “talking on cell phones.”
P(2)= 0.326 (Just see the table above for x = 2)
(Round to the nearest thousandth as needed)
4. Assume the geometric distribution applies. Use the given probability of success p to find the
indicated probability.
P(X =x) = (1-p)^(x-1) p
Find P(4) when p=0.79
P(4) = 0.21^3(0.79) = 0.007
Answer: 0.007
5. Given that x has a Poisson distribution with µ=4, what is the probability that x=7
P(x=7) = (e-447)/7! = 0.0595
Answer: 0.0595
6.
Answer: B) Binomial
7.
(a) Find the probability that the first warped glass item is the 10th item produced.
Using the formula in exercise 4, p=1/500, x=10, 1-p= 499/500
P(10) = (499/500)^9 (1/500) = 0.00196
Answer: 0.00196
(b) Find the probability that the first warped glass item is the first, second, or third item produced.
Here we have to compute P(X≤3) = P(X=1)+P(X=2)+P(X=3) (there is no excel function)
P(X=1) = 1/500
P(X=2) = (499/500)(1/500)
P(X=3)= (499/500)^2(1/500)
P= 0.006
(Round to the nearest thousandth as needed)
c) Find the probability that none of the first 10 glass items produced are defective.
P= (1-1/500)^10 = 0.980
P= 0.980
Round to the nearest thousandth as needed
8.
Answer: B (Binomial)