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ANSWERS.<br />

1. a) 0.302526. b) 0.010206. c) 0.497952.<br />

2. a) 0.1719248. b) 0.2603807.<br />

3. i) 0.59049. ii) 0.08146.<br />

Binomial may not be entirely appropriate since all the syringes might be from the same<br />

batch, that is if one is defective, ALL might thus be defective. Hence independence<br />

might be a problem.<br />

4. 0.657183.<br />

5. 0.5608367.<br />

6. i) 0.9423519. ii) 2.4.<br />

7. ‘Badly fitting’ rods must be independent of one another.<br />

i) 0.2271931. ii) E[X] = 1.65, Var[X] = 1.57.<br />

8. Bin(7, 0.4) providing applicants choices are independent of one another.<br />

0.2897920.<br />

9. i) E[X] = np, Var[X] = np(1 p).<br />

ii) p = 0.2.<br />

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