MULTIPLE CHOICE Your company has to assemble a shipment for a client, out of a w
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MULTIPLE CHOICE
Your company has to assemble a shipment for a client, out of a warehouse with N total items. Of those N, you know that T are defective. Your customer orders Q items. How would you calculate the probability that the customer gets S defective items? Which type of probability would you use to analyze this? Pick one of the following:
A_ Bayes Probability
B_ Uniform Distribution
C_ Exponential Distribution
D_Normal Distribution
E_ Combinatorics
F_Binomial Distuibution
Which probability is associated with "no memory" ? I.e. if something has lasted 5000 hours, it is just as likely to last another 5000 hours as a new item is?
Bayes Probability
Uniform Distribution
Exponential Distribution
Normal Distribution
binomial distribution
Combinatorics Probability
You have a bunch of independent events that all have the same probability. You wish to calculate the probability that some number of those independent events happen. What type of probability question is this?
Bayes Probability
Uniform Distribution
Exponential distribution
Normal Distribution
Binomial Distribution
Combinatorics Probability
A distribution we have used in class to model the lifespan of something. The nature is that the probability is characterized by just it's mean, and it starts high, and drops over time. (It isn't the only one in the world for lifespan, and would actually not be accurate for biological aging, or things that are not the same as they get older)
Bayes probability
Uniform distribution
exponential distribution
normal distribution
binomial distribution
combinatorics probability
Explanation / Answer
binomial
because of the binomial model of success falure
exponential distrubution as
p(x>t+s/x>s]=p(x>t)
binomial distribution
reason trivial
exponential distribution
life span is always exponential and positively skewed(which is given)
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