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OpenStudy (meehan98):

A binomial experiment has 5 trials in which p = 0.7. What is the probability of getting at least 2 successes?

OpenStudy (meehan98):

So, I thought that I understood how to do this, but I'm getting something wrong! P(2)=\[_{5} C _{2} (.7)^{2} (.3)^{3}=.1323\] P(3)=\[_{5}C _{3} (.7)^{3} (.3)^{2}=.3087\] and added they equal .441

OpenStudy (meehan98):

The possible answers are: 0.9692 0.4417 0.4683 0.7481

OpenStudy (anonymous):

"At least 2 successes" out of "5 trials". You're missing \(P(X=4,5)\).

OpenStudy (meehan98):

Okay, let me work that out real quick!

OpenStudy (meehan98):

Awesome, so that would be .9692! Thank you!!

OpenStudy (anonymous):

That's right.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

yw

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