Which of these is a geometric experiment? A. Rolling a die 10 times and rolling a one exactly 2 times B. Flipping a coin 16 times and getting exactly 2 heads C. Flipping a coin and getting your first tail on the 2nd flip D. Drawing 1 card from each of 5 different decks of cards and getting 2 clubs
what is meaning of geometric experiment :)
i have no clue..
I confused. don't see the link between the so -called "geometric experiment" with the experiments. that's why I ask you
its on my quiz and im really confused lol
@jim_thompson5910 please, explain us
according to this page http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geometric_distribution it's basically used to determine the probability until you reach your first success Example: you're rolling a die and you want to figure out the probability of rolling a 3 on the first, second, third, etc trials
:) over my head.
so which one??
which one has you looking for the first successful trial
@jim_thompson5910 D?
or a?
no it wouldn't be D because you're not looking for two clubs at a certain trial point
A would be a binomial experiment because there are 2 outcomes per trial and each trial is independent
I think it would be C, but im not really sure.
notice how it says "first tail on the second flip", so that's where you would use the geometric probability distribution
if you wanted to find the probability of getting your first tail on the 10th flip, or the 100th flip, then you would also use the geometric probability distribution
Then what would it be? I have no idea then.
you got it, I was explaining why the answer was that
C would use a geometric distribution
thank you!!
yw
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