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Probability Theory

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Let's assume that we want to conduct an experiment to determine the probability that a person has more than 3 cats, let's consider that we have asked 1000 people (they can answer yes or no). Follow the algorithm:

  1. Import binom object.
  2. Calculate the probability that more than 200 people answered yes to your question among 1000 that were interviewed. The probability of receiving a positive answer is 0.3 or 30%.

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Let's assume that we want to conduct an experiment to determine the probability that a person has more than 3 cats, let's consider that we have asked 1000 people (they can answer yes or no). Follow the algorithm:

  1. Import binom object.
  2. Calculate the probability that more than 200 people answered yes to your question among 1000 that were interviewed. The probability of receiving a positive answer is 0.3 or 30%.

Solution

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SectionΒ 4. ChapterΒ 5
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