Which of the following expressions entered into a graphing calculator will return the probability of success by the 3rd event of a geometric experiment when the probability of success during a single event is 0.91? A. geometpdf(0.91, 3) B. geometcdf(3, 0.91) C. geometcdf(0.91, 3) D. geometpdf(3, 0.91)
(I don't really get how to solve this on a ti-84 because its asking for P: , and an X value and the only number I have is 0.91, thanks!)
you are also given 3
if you press 2nd Vars F: geometpdf( probability, n )
ok i entered it, it gave me .99 on the first one and an error on the second so ill do that again
I'm getting errors on all of them now I'm not sure why
pdf = a SINGLE probability cdf = sum of more than one probability the 'c' in cdf stands for cumulative, so that's one way you can remember the difference
ok so it is going to be a pdf
yes
notice how perl provided you the template
of how to use the geometpdf function
the first number you plug into the "geometpdf" function is the probability given the second number is the value of n
yea i got the probability is 0.91 and the other number n=3 but when I'm entering it into my calculator its giving me an error message
you should have geometpdf(0.91, 3)
Ok now its saying (0.91,3) is .007371
yeah got the same
so that's kinda curious why it gave you an error
yea i answered with that but i got it wrong, the right answer was cdf(0.91,3)
it asks "when the probability of success during a SINGLE event is 0.91? " it's not asking for a cumulative probability
so there's a contradiction going on here
yea its strange
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