#help
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do you subtract 1 for b and c
LOL, b an c should switch places
let p(n) = probability of exactly n days late
p(n) = 0.1^(n) * 0.9^(30-n) * 30Cn
reasoning:
product(
probability of late on late days,
probability of not-late on not-late days,
number of ways to count the specific days late
)
do you subtract the answer by 1
i used calculator
P(more than 4 late) = 1 - p(4) - p(3) - p(2) - p(1)
I already answered these questions, review my responses
ime dumb
humility has value, self-deprecation does not
do c before b
excuse my ignorance
ime using calculator
not that method
Or should I out x as 3
Put*
your calc is using my method
3;30;0.1 ==> p(exactly 3)
Thanks very much
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I was a little offended but I think our exchange yielded enormous value. You're not dumb.
yes i understand why i shoudnt say that
beautiful sentence
I almost ruined it when I misspelled depreciation
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