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    Ejercicios Pearson - Probabilidad. Guía 2

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    The document contains several examples of probability calculations using the normal distribution. It provides values for variables like mean (m), standard deviation (s), sample values (x), and calculates the z-score (z) and corresponding probability (P) for each example. It demonstrates how to find the probability of samples falling above or below the mean based on their z-scores.

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    The document contains several examples of probability calculations using the normal distribution. It provides values for variables like mean (m), standard deviation (s), sample values (x), and calculates the z-score (z) and corresponding probability (P) for each example. It demonstrates how to find the probability of samples falling above or below the mean based on their z-scores.

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    The document contains several examples of probability calculations using the normal distribution. It provides values for variables like mean (m), standard deviation (s), sample values (x), and calculates the z-score (z) and corresponding probability (P) for each example. It demonstrates how to find the probability of samples falling above or below the mean based on their z-scores.

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    Ejercicios Pearson - Probabilidad. Guía 2

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    The document contains several examples of probability calculations using the normal distribution. It provides values for variables like mean (m), standard deviation (s), sample values (x), and calculates the z-score (z) and corresponding probability (P) for each example. It demonstrates how to find the probability of samples falling above or below the mean based on their z-scores.

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    of 48

    Respuesta= a.

    Continuous
    b. Discrete
    c. Discrete
    d. Discrete
    e. Discrete
    x P(x)
    1 0.001
    2 0.012
    3 0.126
    4 0.278
    5 0.186
    0.603 Respuesta= 0.603
    x P(x)
    0 0.0002
    1 0.0043
    2 0.0392
    3 0.1786
    4 0.4069
    5 0.3708
    m x2.P(x) Respuesta= m= 4.1001
    0 0 s2= 0.73807999
    0.0043 0.0043 Respuesta= s= 0.8591
    0.0784 0.1568
    0.5358 1.6074
    1.6276 6.5104
    1.854 9.27
    4.1001 17.5489
    x P(x) E
    0 0.135 0
    1 0.3325 0.3325
    2 0.3275 0.655
    3 0.1613 0.4839
    4 0.0397 0.1588
    5 0.004 0.02
    1.6502
    Respuesta= E= 1.6502
    x
    0
    1
    2
    3
    P(x) m x2.P(x) Respuesta= m 1.44
    0.141 0 0 s2 0.7504

    0.389 0.389 0.389 s 0.8663


    0.359 0.718 1.436
    0.111 0.333 0.999
    1.44 2.824
    n= 1411
    p= 0.8
    Respuesta= s= 15.0
    Respuesta=

    n= 20 n!= 2,432,902,008,176,640,000.00
    p= 0.2 (n-x)!= 6,402,373,705,728,000.00
    x= 2 x!= 2

    3 6
    4 24
    5 120
    0.137
    n= 4
    p= 0.2
    x= 2
    nCx 6
    Respuesta= 0.1536
    Number_of_girls
    0
    1
    2
    3

    Respuesta= C
    P(x)
    0.125
    0.375
    0.375
    0.125
    x
    0
    1
    2
    3
    4
    5

    Respuesta= P(X>1)
    P(X=x)
    0.4732
    0.3819
    0.1233
    0.0199
    0.0016
    0.0001

    0.1449
    n= 5
    x= 2
    p= 0.4

    P(4)= 0.346

    0.654
    0.346
    p= 0.12
    n= 100
    q= 0.88
    m= 12

    s= 3.2

    6.50
    18.50
    m= 0.373

    s= 0.610

    s2= 0.373
    m= 0.097
    x= 0 x!= 1
    x= 1 x!= 1
    x= 2 x!= 2

    e= 2.71828
    P(o)= 0.907320
    P(1)= 0.088246
    0.000143 P(2)= 0.004291

    P(0)+P(1)+P(2) 0.999857
    z= 3.67

    x= 196
    m= 174
    s= 6

    22
    z= -53.37

    x= 68.1
    m= 80.5
    s= 2.3
    n= 98

    x-m= -12.4
    raiz.n= 9.8995
    s/raiz.n 0.2323
    L1 5.0
    L2 0.25

    H1 0.2
    A2 0.05
    0.0038

    x= 309 2.67
    m= 269
    s= 15
    p(z<2,67)= 0.9962
    p(z>=2,67)= 0.0038

    x=

    m= 269
    s= 15
    z= -2.05
    238
    m= 4.5
    s= 0.7
    x= 5.5
    z= 1.43
    L= 0.9236

    x= 5.5
    m= 4.5
    s= 0.7
    n= 50
    s2= 0.099
    z2= 10.10
    P= 0
    0.0764

    0
    m= 100
    s= 15
    x1= 95
    z1= -0.33
    P1= 0.3707
    x2= 125
    z2= 1.67
    P2= 0.9525
    P= 0.5818
    m= 63.9
    s= 2.3
    x1= 58
    x2= 80
    z1= -2.57
    z2= 7.00
    P1= 0.0051
    P2= 1
    P= 99.49%

    P1= 0.01
    P2= 0.98
    z1= -2.33
    z2= 2.05
    x1= 58.5
    x2= 68.6
    m= 98.22
    s= 0.61
    x= 100.6
    z= 3.90
    Pno fiebre= 0.999
    P fiebre= 0.001

    P 0.95
    z= 1.645
    x= 99.22
    m= 0
    s= 1
    z= 1.26
    1.75

    P= 0.9600
    m= 100
    s= 15
    x= 95
    z= -0.33
    P= 0.3707
    m= 100
    s= 15
    x= 92.1
    z= -0.53
    P= 0.3000
    92.1

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