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Binomial Probability Formula (Example 3)
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This video shows how to use binomial formula for probability.
Initial problem is the following: suppose we know that the probability that TV has the hidden defect is 0.2. The store receives a total of 20 TVs. What will happen more likely: getting 2 or 3 defected TVs in a set of 20?
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Initial problem is the following: suppose we know that the probability that TV has the hidden defect is 0.2. The store receives a total of 20 TVs. What will happen more likely: getting 2 or 3 defected TVs in a set of 20?
Math Help: Statistics and Probability
Assignment Expert will help you to solve problems, answer your questions and provide detailed explanations.
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