Exam 5: Discrete Probability Distributions
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Which one of the following probability distributions represents the random variable "the number of 6's that appear in a roll of two fair dice"?
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It is reported that 23% of the home mortgages in Cowlitz County are "underwater".For 50 randomly selected home mortgages, compute the variance of the random variable "number of underwater mortgages."
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Julian picks winning and losing stocks by tossing a coin (heads means winner, tails means loser).To test his 'system', his friend gives him a list of 20 stocks, half of which doubled in value over the past 3 years (winners) and half of which lost half their value over the past 3 years (losers).How likely is it that Julian properly classifies at least 80% of the stocks on the list?
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An experiment consists of making 80 telephone calls in order to sell a particular insurance policy.The random variable is the number of sales made.This random variable is a:
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The most popular names for babies born in the United Kingdom in 2012 were Harry and Amelia.Of the roughly 400,000 baby boys born in the UK in 2012, two percent were named Harry.Two percent of girls born in the UK in 2012 were named Amelia (Source: UK Office for National Statistics, Baby Names, England and Wales, 2012).If thirty boys are selected at random from those born in the UK in 2012, what is the probability that two boys or more in the group will be named Harry?
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Julian picks winning and losing stocks by tossing a coin (heads means winner, tails means loser).To test his 'system', his friend gives him a list of 20 stocks, half of which doubled in value over the past 3 years (winners) and half of which lost half their value over the past 3 years (losers).How likely is it that Julian properly classifies at least 60% of the stocks on the list?
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Which of the following is NOT a condition of an experiment where the binomial probability distribution is applicable?
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Ten percent of graduating college seniors report planning to spend at least one year volunteering for a charitable organization.You interview 30 randomly selected graduating seniors.Assuming that all the binomial conditions are met, determine the probability that exactly one student in this group of 30 plans to volunteer.
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The variance of a binomial random variable X with n trials and p probability of success, where p is greater than 0,
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During the summer season, the average number of lightning strikes per week in the Royal Canyon area is 3.6.Assume that all the Poisson conditions are met.Let x represent values for the random variable "number of lightning strikes in a week." What is the standard deviation of x?
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It is reported that 7% of the Super Star scratch-and-win lottery tickets are winners.If you scratch 250 tickets, what is the expected number of winners?
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The expected value or mean of a Poisson distribution is the same as the variance.
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In a study of NBA basketball games, it was reported that there are, on average, .3 fouls committed per minute.Assume all the Poisson conditions are met.You are watching a game.Determine the probability of five fouls in the next 10-minute interval.
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Salem University's MBA program has a 55% acceptance rate.You randomly select a sample of 20 applicants.For the random variable "number of applicants in the sample who are accepted into the program," compute the expected value.
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The binomial probability for P(x < 2), where n = 18, p = .05 is .9418.If you use the Poisson distribution to approximate this binomial probability, what probability would you produce?
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Salem University's MBA program has a 55% acceptance rate.If you randomly select a sample of 20 applicants, how likely is it that between 13 and 17 (inclusive) of the applicants will be accepted into the program?
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Which graph below shows the shape of the Poisson distribution for λ = 5? 

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Ten percent of graduating college seniors report planning to spend at least one year volunteering for a charitable organization.You interview 30 randomly selected graduating seniors.Assuming that all the binomial conditions are met, determine the probability that no more than 4 students in the group plan to volunteer.
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Below is a table showing the probability distribution for the random variable x.Compute the expected value of the random variable. 

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