Question #342651

Is it possible to have a Binomial Distribution in the following cases:


i. Mean = 5 and Variance = 2.5


ii. P(X = – 2) = 0.1467


iii. P(X less than or not equal to 1) = 0.18


iv. Three parameters i.e. n, p and q


v. P(X = 1) = 0.35


vi. P(X Greater than or equal to 1) = 1.27


vii. .P(X = 3.5) = 0.19


viii. P(1   less than or not equal to   X     less than or not equal to    4) = 0.79.


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Expert's answer
2022-05-24T15:29:05-0400

i.


μ=np=5,Var(X)=npq=2.5\mu=np=5, Var(X)=npq=2.5

q=0.5,0<0.5<1q=0.5, 0<0.5<1

It is possible.


ii. XX must be nonnegative.

It is impossible.


iii.


P(X<1 orX1)=1P(X=1)=0.18P(X<1\ or X\not=1)=1-P(X=1)=0.18

It is possible.


iv. Three parameters n,p,qn, p, q can define a Binomial Distribution.

It is possible.


v. P(X=1)=0.35P(X=1)=0.35

It is possible.


vi. P(X1)=1.27P(X\ge1)=1.27


0p10\le p\le 1

It is impossible.


vii. P(X=3.5)=0.19P(X=3.5)=0.19

XX must be integer.

 It is impossible.


viii.


P((X<1 orX1)(X<4 orX4))P((X<1\ or X\not=1)\cap(X<4\ or X\not=4))

=1P(X=1)P(X=4)=0.79=1-P(X=1)-P(X=4)=0.79

It is possible.



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