Question

a space transport carries a droid 65% of the time. If 15 space transports are selected at random, what is the probability that at most 14 transports are carrying a droid

Answer 1

yes

Answer 2

??? confusion

Answer 3

data management

Answer 4

i saw the queston on your site where is it

Answer 5

o sooo do u need help

Answer 6

yes

Answer 7

@Hoodmemes

Answer 8

there is a circular spinner labelled 1,2,3,and ? in each section . If the expected value of points in any given sector is 4 , how many points are in the missing sector of the spinner?

Answer 9

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@Hoodmemes
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what?

Answer 10

this person needs help and i dont get it

Answer 11

There needs to be answer options included.

Answer 12

it's easier if we think about the "opposite" scenario

the question is asking about the probability of 0-14 transports carrying a droid. but if we consider the opposite scenario (the probability of all 15 transports carrying a droid) the calculation is much easier.

probability of one transport carrying a droid = 0.65 (given in the problem)
probability of two: (0.65)(0.65)

so for 15 droids, multiply (0.65) by itself 15 times. then, it's (1 - that probability) since we want the opposite scenario (14 or fewer droids)