Google also does binomial probabilities. In Example 13.5 you were shown how to c

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Google also does binomial probabilities.
In Example 13.5 you were shown how to calculate the binomial probability that a sample of 10 CDs contains no more than 1 defective CD.
The number X of CDs that are defective has approximately the binomial distribution with n = 10 and p = 0.1.
Enter (10 choose 1)*0.1*0.9^9 to find the first binomial probability in Example 13.5.
What is Google's answer with all its decimal places?
Give your answer to 9 decimal places.
Fill in the blank: Google also does binomial probabilities.
In Example 13.5 you were shown how to calculate the binomial probability that a sample of 10 CDs contains no more than 1 defective CD.
The number X of CDs that are defective has approximately the binomial distribution with n = 10 and p = 0.1.
Enter (10 choose 1)*0.1*0.9^9 to find the first binomial probability in Example 13.5.
What is Google's answer with all its decimal places?
Give your answer to 9 decimal places.
Fill in the blank:

Explanation / Answer

Answer:

(10 choose 1)*0.1*0.9^9= 0.387420489

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