The data follow a Binomial.
a. Expected number of good items
"E(X)=nP"
n= 10 and P= 0.8
"E(X)=10\u00d70.8=8"
b . Probability of no defective.
"P(=0)" can be obtained from =BINOM.DIST(0,10,0.2,FALSE) Excel formula which yields 0.107374.
Similarly, substituting to the Binomial distribution, we have "(1-P)^n=0.8^{10}=0.107374".
c. "P(\\ge3" defectives).
The Excel formula =1-BINOM.DIST(2,10,0.2,TRUE) can be used which yields 0.3222.
Similarly from Binomial distribution, "1-(P(=0)+P(=1)+P(=2))" can be obtained:
"P(=0)=0.107374" from (b),
"P(=1)=\\binom{10}{1}\u00d70.2\u00d70.8^9=0.268435" ,
"P(=2)=\\binom{10}{2}\u00d70.2^2\u00d70.8^8=0.30199" .
Thus, "P(\\ge3)=1-0.107374-0.268435-0.30199=0.3222" .
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