Please HELP!!! A student guesses the answers to all 10 questions on a true/false test. What is the probability that the student gets 6 questions correct? MULTIPLE CHOICE
a. 207/531 b. 24/106 c. 105/512 d. 102/449
what have you considered?
id use the binomial distribution such that for a given number of outcomes, k, from a given set, n, the results are:\[\binom{n}{k}p^k(1-p)^{n-k}\]
What is the n over k thing?
its a binomial notation. it means n choose k
in factorial notation its:\[\frac{n!}{k!(n-k)!}\]
Ok and what is the p
the probabilty of picking a correct solution.
Ok I know what to do now.
the math ....
what is your probabilty of picking a correct answer? out of 2 choices?
lol, i thought you asked 'what do i do now' :)
the probability is 1/2 ... and ya haha
\[\binom{10}{6}(1/2)^6(1/2)^{4}=\binom{10}{4}(.5)^{10}\] 10.9.8.7 ------- 4.3.2.1 10.9.7 ------ = 10*3*7 = 210 for the binomial part 3.1
Is the answer 105/512 (c) @amistre64
i get 105/512 as well
ok thank you
youre welcome
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