Suppose that we know that 39% of Canadians have an unhealthy level of choloesterol. If we randomly measure the cholesterol levels of 5 Canadians,
A) Define a random variable X to represent the result
B) State the probability distribution P(X). (You can either write out the formula, or state the probability for each possible value of X)

Question

Suppose that we know that 39% of Canadians have an unhealthy level of choloesterol. If we randomly measure the cholesterol levels of 5 Canadians, 
A) Define a random variable X to represent the result
B) State the probability distribution P(X). (You can either write out the formula, or state the probability for each possible value of X)

anonymous · Answer

x = the probability that a certain amount of Canadians will have bad cholesterol.

$$.39^{x}$$

anonymous · Answer

I am not sure if that is the answer they are looking for though.

anonymous · Answer

Okay thank you

anonymous · Answer

This should be a better answer.