1. Assume p = 100 and 6 = 16 1.1 What is the probability of selecting at random from the general population a person with an I. Q. score at least 132? What is the probability of selecting at random an individual with an I.Q. of at least 92? 1.2 What is the probability of drawing, at random, 3 individuals with I. Q's equalizing or exceeding 124? 1.3
1. Assume p = 100 and 6 = 16 1.1 What is the probability of selecting at random from the general population a person with an I. Q. score at least 132? What is the probability of selecting at random an individual with an I.Q. of at least 92? 1.2 What is the probability of drawing, at random, 3 individuals with I. Q's equalizing or exceeding 124? 1.3
Chapter8: Sequences, Series,and Probability
Section8.7: Probability
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