Exam 6: Discrete Probability Distributions
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The hypergeometric distribution assumes that the probability of a success remains the same from one trial to the next.
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The probability that a customer will use a stolen credit card to make a purchase at a certain Target store is 0.003.If 400 purchases are made in a given day,what is the approximate Poisson probability that 4 or fewer will be with stolen cards?
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A network has three independent file servers,each with 90 percent reliability.The probability that the network will be functioning correctly (at least one server is working)at a given time is:
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Which probability model would you use to describe the number of customers served at a certain California Pizza Kitchen until the first customer orders split pea soup?
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On average,an IRS auditor discovers 4.7 fraudulent income tax returns per day.On a randomly chosen day,what is the probability that she discovers fewer than two?
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The Poisson distribution can be skewed either left or right,depending on λ.
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At Ersatz University,the graduating class of 480 includes 96 guest students from Latvia.A sample of 10 students is selected at random to attend a dinner with the Board of Governors.Use the binomial model to obtain the approximate hypergeometric probability that the sample contains at least three Latvian students.
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The discrete random variable X is the number of students that show up for Professor Smith's office hours on Monday afternoons.The table below shows the probability distribution for X.What is the expected value E(X)for this distribution? 

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The standard deviation of a Poisson random variable is the square root of its mean.
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Historically,2 percent of the stray dogs in Southfield are unlicensed.On a randomly chosen day,the Southfield city animal control officer picks up seven stray dogs.What is the probability that fewer than two will be unlicensed?
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If 5 percent of automobiles in Oakland County have one burned-out headlight,what is the probability that,in a sample of 10 automobiles,none will have a burned-out headlight?
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The probability that a ticket holder will miss a flight is .005.If 180 passengers take the flight,what is the approximate Poisson probability that at least 2 will miss the flight?
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Which model best describes the number of incorrect fare quotations by a well-trained airline ticket agent between 2 p.m.and 3 p.m.on a particular Thursday.
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When you send out a resume,the probability of being called for an interview is .20.What is the probability that you get your first interview within the first five resumes that you send out?
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The random variable X is the number of shots it takes before you make the first free throw in basketball.Assuming the probability of success (making a free throw)is constant from trial to trial,what type of distribution does X follow?
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A discrete random variable has a countable number of distinct values.
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Jankord Jewelers permits the return of their diamond wedding rings,provided the return occurs within two weeks.Typically,10 percent are returned.If eight rings are sold today,what is the probability that fewer than three will be returned?
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