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Over a period of 15 years, the attrition rate in a company has been observed to be an average 10% every year. Find the probability that exactly 5 employees chosen randomly from a team of 40 will quit in the year ahead.
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0.165 0.835 0.33 0.135
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i think you are supposed to use the binomial probability for this one, but I am not exactly sure perhaps poisson any idea which one?
Yeah I'm supposed to use the binomial probability but It's hard, I think its C
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@Mehek14
\[\large P(5\ quit)=40C5\ \times 0.1^{5}\times 0.9^{35}=you\ can\ calculate\]
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