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A journal polled its readers to determine the proportion of wives who, if given a second chance, would marry their husband. According to the responses from the survey, 61% of wives would marry their husbands again. Suppose a random and independent sample of n = 17 wives was collected. Define the random variable X as the number of the 17 wives who would marry their husbands again. Then we know X is a binomial random variable. How many of the 17 wives sampled do we expect to say they would marry their husbands again
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is this a binomial cdf ?
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