My Notes Ask Your Teacher booke bookshelf. He forgot to specify what type of Pet
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My Notes Ask Your Teacher booke bookshelf. He forgot to specify what type of Peter has 15 books an his bookshelf. In these 6 are math books and 9 are statistics books. He needs 4 books to show the government Inspectors so he asks his TA to pick 4 books off af his the 15 books. Let = the number of selected books which are math books. book so she randomly selects 4 of ts books. Let x i are math books ltistics boc a. What is the probability that none of the selected books are math books? b. What is the probability that fewer than 2 of the selected books are matn books? c. What is the expected vakue of x? d. What is the stancard deviation of X? e. What is the probabi ty that X is within1 standard devlation of its expected value? Add any comments belowExplanation / Answer
(a) The given distribution is hypergeometric distribution
where N = 15, n = 4 , K = 6 ,
here
Total books on shelf (N) = 15
(a) Pr(None of the books are math books) = Pr(all 4 books are statistics books)
Pr(None of the books are math books) = (9/15) * (8/14) * (7/13) * (6/12) = 6C09C4 /15C4 = 0.0923
(b) Pr(Fewer than two books are maths books) = Pr(no maths book) + Pr(1 math book)
= 6C09C4 /15C4 + 6C19C3 /15C4 = 0.0923 + 0.3692 = 0.4615
(c) E(X) = nK/N = 4 * 6/15 = 1.6
(d) Var(X) = n (K/N) [(N-K)/N] [ (N-n)/(N-1) ]
= 4 * (6/15) * (9/15) * (11/14)
= 0.7543
STD(X) = sqrt(0.7543) = 0.8685
(e) Number of students within 1 standard deviation of expected values are
+- = 1.6 +- 0.8685 = (0.7315, 2.4685) so it consists X = 1 and X =2
so Pr(X < +- ) = Pr(X = 1) + Pr(X = 2)
= 6C19C3 /15C4 + 6C29C2 /15C4 = 0.3692 + 0.3956 = 0.7648
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