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Here is a new problem from http://saab.org I attached the wrong file in my previous problem.
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can you use a calculator for this problem? if so, P(n>0 | n<9) = 1-P(n=0 | n<9) = 1-P(n=0)/P(n<9)
Of course, you can use a calculator
Probability of at least one claim (n>0) is one minus the probability of no claims , (n=0). Simplifies your life.
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\[\sum_{n = 0}^{8} \frac{4}{(n+4) (n+5)}\] \[\sum_{n = 0}^{8} \frac{4}{(n+4) (n+5)} = \frac{4}{20}+\frac{4}{30}+\frac{4}{48}+\frac{4}{56}+\frac{4}{72}+\frac{4}{90}+\frac{4}{110}+\frac{4}{132}+\frac{4}{156}+\frac{4}{182} \approx 0.70\]
B. 0.70
It is C
Sorry about that :-P. This is new stuff to me.
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@Opcode , one has to try and not give up.
Wise words :-).
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