SOLUTION: A certain brand of cookie is sold in a package containing six cookies. Sometimes the cookies are broken. Present the probability distribution for the number of broken (defective)
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Question 464970: A certain brand of cookie is sold in a package containing six cookies. Sometimes the cookies are broken. Present the probability distribution for the number of broken (defective) cookies in a package when the defective rate is 30%. Describe the shape of the histogram. Determine each of the following: mean, median, mode, range, and standard deviation. Find the probability that the number of broken cookies in the package is more than 2.
Answer by edjones(8007) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
p=0.3, q=0.7, n=6
(p+q)^6=
0=.118
1=.303
2=.324
3=.185
4=.060
5=.010
6=.001
Graph the above with 0-6 an the x axis and the probabilities on the y axis.
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Mode=2
median=2
range=6-0=6
.
the probability that the number of broken cookies in the package is more than 2:
.185+.060+.010+.001=.256
.
Ed
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