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Quiz 5: Discrete Probability Distributions
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Question 41
Multiple Choice
Which one of the following probability distributions accurately represents the random variable "the number of times heads comes up in two tosses of a fair coin"?
Question 42
Multiple Choice
Seven percent of the potential customers visiting Gadget.com's website make at least one purchase: 4% purchase item A, 5% purchase item B, and 2% percent purchase both.If you define "number of items purchased by a website visitor" as a random variable, the possible values for the random variable are, in ascending order,
Question 43
Multiple Choice
Hi-Plains Design is bidding on a project that will earn the company at least $650 million.The competitive bidding process will involve presenting the company's proposal to three successive review panels at the client company, all of which must approve the proposal for Hi-Plains bid to be successful.If the proposal is approved by the first panel, Hi-Plains will present the proposal to the next panel.If it is approved there, Hi-Plains will present the proposal to the third panel.Hi-Plains estimates that its proposal has a 40% chance of approval at each of the stages.Define "number of Hi-Plains presentations" as your random variable for this "experiment." The possible values for the random variable (in ascending order) are:
Question 44
Multiple Choice
One of the conditions for a Poisson experiment is the need to assess probability for the number of occurrences of some event per unit .
Question 45
Multiple Choice
You need to buy three books for your finance course this semester.You estimate that there is 60% chance of that you can buy any one of the books cheaper online than in the bookstore.If you define "number of the finance books that will be cheaper online" as a random variable, the possible values for the random variable are, in ascending order:
Question 46
Multiple Choice
The step involved in building a discrete probability distribution is identifying the values for the random variable.
Question 47
Multiple Choice
Below is a table showing the probability distribution for the random variable x.Compute the expected value of the random variable.
Question 48
Multiple Choice
You need to buy three books for your finance course this semester.You estimate that there is 60% chance of that you can buy any one of the books cheaper online than in the bookstore.If you define "number of the finance books that will be cheaper online" as a random variable, which set of probabilities would be used to form the probability distribution for this random variable?
Question 49
Multiple Choice
The following probability distribution represents the number of vehicles available for use by a randomly selected US household.To simplify matters, the category "three or more" is replaced by "3" (Source: US Census, American FactFinder) .Calculate the expected value of the number of vehicles available per household.
Question 50
Multiple Choice
The of a binomial distribution is equal to n time p.
Question 51
Multiple Choice
The number of re-tweets of your Twitter tweets over the last ten days is shown below.If you define a random variable that counts the number of daily re-tweets during this 10-day period, which set of probabilities would be used to form the probability distribution for this random variable? 3, 1, 1, 0, 1, 1, 2, 2, 0, 2.
Question 52
Multiple Choice
Below is a table showing the probability distribution for the random variable x.Compute the variance of the random variable.
Question 53
Multiple Choice
The calculations for the expected value (mean) and variance of a discrete probability distribution are essentially identical to those for a :
Question 54
Multiple Choice
Below is a table showing the probability distribution for the random variable x.Compute the standard deviation of the random variable.
Question 55
Multiple Choice
Seven percent of the potential customers visiting Gadget.com's website make at least one purchase: 4% purchase item A, 5% purchase item B, and 2% percent purchase both.If you define "number of items purchased by a website visitor" as a random variable, which set of probabilities would be used to form the probability distribution for this random variable?
Question 56
Multiple Choice
Hi-Plains Design is bidding on a project that will earn the company at least $650 million.The competitive bidding process will involve presenting the company's proposal to three successive review panels at the client company, all of which must approve the proposal for Hi-Plains bid to be successful.If the proposal is approved by the first panel, Hi-Plains will present the proposal to the next panel.If it is approved there, Hi-Plains will present the proposal to the third panel.Hi-Plains estimates that its proposal has a 40% chance of approval at each of the stages.Define "number of review panel approvals" as your random variable.The possible values for the random variable (in ascending order) are:
Question 57
Multiple Choice
The number of re-tweets of your Twitter tweets over the last ten days is shown below.If you pick a day at random, how likely is it that the number of re-tweets on that day is 2? 3, 1, 1, 0, 1, 1, 2, 2, 0, 2.