Binomial Distribution Flashcards by Nick Duley | Brainscape

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Binomial distribution notation

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X ~ B(n,p)
n = trials
p = probability of success

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X ~ B(n,p)
n = trials
p = probability of success

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Binomial distribution notation

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Formula for binomial distribution?

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nCr * p^r * (1-p)^(n-r)

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nCr * p^r * (1-p)^(n-r)

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Formula for binomial distribution?

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X in binomial expansion

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Number of successes I want

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Number of successes I want

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X in binomial expansion

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N in binomial expansion

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Number of trials

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Number of trials

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N in binomial expansion

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P in binomial expansion

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Probability of success

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Probability of success

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P in binomial expansion

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What can binomial CD only find?

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<= or =

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<= or =

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What can binomial CD only find?

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How to calculate P(X<4)?

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P(X<=3)

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P(X<=3)

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How to calculate P(X<4)?

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How to calculate P(X<=7)?

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P(X<=7)

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P(X<=7)

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How to calculate P(X<=7)?

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How to calculate P(X>4)?

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1 - P(X<=4)

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1 - P(X<=4)

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How to calculate P(X>4)?

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How to calculate P(X>=3)?

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1 - P(X<=2)

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1 - P(X<=2)

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How to calculate P(X>=3)?

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How to calculate P(20<=X<=45)

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P(X<=45) - P(X<=19)

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P(X<=45) - P(X<=19)

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How to calculate P(20<=X<=45)

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Mean of binomial distribution?

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n * p

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n * p

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Mean of binomial distribution?

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Sigma^2 of binomial distribution?

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n * p * (1 -p)

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n * p * (1 -p)

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Sigma^2 of binomial distribution?