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Probability & Statistics –
Probability
Core Concepts,
& Statistics
Formulas,
–
Probability
Core
Distributions,
Concepts,
& Statistics
Formulas,
and–
Practice
Core
Distributions,
Concepts,
Problems Study
Formulas,
and Practice
Guide.pdf
Distributions,
Problems Study
and Practice
Guide.pdf
Problems Study Guide.pdf




Probability &
Statistics – Core
Concepts,
Formulas,
Distributions, and
Practice Problems
Study Guide




Probability & Statistics –
Probability
Core Concepts,
& Statistics
Formulas,
–
Probability
Core
Distributions,
Concepts,
& Statistics
Formulas,
and–
Practice
Core
Distributions,
Concepts,
Problems Study
Formulas,
and Practice
Guide.pdf
Distributions,
Problems Study
and Practice
Guide.pdf
Problems Study Guide.pdf

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D


binomial OR complement probability


P(at least 1 head) = 1 − P(no heads)


P(no heads) = (1/2)³ = 1/8


P(at least 1 head) = 1 − 1/8 = 7/8 = 0.875 ≈ 0.88


Answer: D




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B


normal distribution OR z-score


First find mean and std dev:


x̄ = 2402 s = 50.82


Z = (x − μ) / σ


Z = (2350 − 2402) / 50.82 = −1.0


P(X < 2350) = P(Z < −1.0) = 0.1587 ≈ 0.16


Answer: B




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