In a challenging chess game, the probability that Mr.B will win is 0.67. Assume that the chess competition follows a binomial distribution and 7 separate matches will be played.
Determine:
(a) will win at most 3 matches
(b) will lose exactly 5 matches
(c) will win every match
Let "X=" the number of matches won by Mr.B: "X\\sim Bin(n, p)."
Given "n=7, p=0.67, q=1-p=1-0.67=0.33"
(a)
"+P(X=2)+P(X=3)"
"=\\dbinom{7}{0}(0.67)^0(0.33)^{7-0}+\\dbinom{7}{1}(0.67)^1(0.33)^{7-1}"
"+\\dbinom{7}{2}(0.67)^2(0.33)^{7-2}+\\dbinom{7}{3}(0.67)^3(0.33)^{7-3}"
"=0.00042618443+0.00605698477"
"+0.03689254363+0.1248384052"
"=0.168214"
(b)
"P(X=2)=\\dbinom{7}{2}(0.67)^2(0.33)^{7-2}"
"=0.036893"
(c)
"=0.060607"
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