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    This document contains examples of probability problems using the binomial, hypergeometric, and Poisson distributions. It provides the probability mass functions and expected values for each distribution based on given parameter values. It also shows examples of calculating probabilities such as P(X >= 3), P(X < 5), and P(7 < X <= 10) for each distribution.

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    This document contains examples of probability problems using the binomial, hypergeometric, and Poisson distributions. It provides the probability mass functions and expected values for each distribution based on given parameter values. It also shows examples of calculating probabilities such as P(X >= 3), P(X < 5), and P(7 < X <= 10) for each distribution.

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    This document contains examples of probability problems using the binomial, hypergeometric, and Poisson distributions. It provides the probability mass functions and expected values for each distribution based on given parameter values. It also shows examples of calculating probabilities such as P(X >= 3), P(X < 5), and P(7 < X <= 10) for each distribution.

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    Hoja1

    Ejemplos de prob.
    N = 40
    N1 = 15 a) p(x >= 3) = p(3) + p(4) + p(5) + ….. + p(18)
    N2 = 25 b) p(x < 5)
    n = 18 18 c) p(x <= 5)
    Max(0;18 – 25) = 0 d) p(7 < x <= 10)
    Mín(18; 15) = 15
    p = 0.375 0.375 Bimomial
    E[x] = µ = 6.75 6.75 a) p(x >= 3) = 1 – p(x < 3) = 1 – p(0) – p(1) – p(2) = 1 – 0.0141
    Hiperg. Binomial Poisson b) b(x < 5) = b(0) + b(1) + b(2) + b(3) + b(4) =
    x h(x) b(x) p(x) c) b(x <= 5) = b(0) + b(1) + b(2) + b(3) + b(4) + b(5) =
    0 4.2397E-06 0.00021176 0.00117088 d) b(7 < x <= 10) = b(8) + b(9) + b(10) =
    1 0.00014309 0.00228699 0.00790344
    2 0.00189197 0.01166364 0.0266741 Hiperg.
    3 0.01311768 0.03732366 0.06001673 a) h(x >= 3) = 1 – h(x < 3) = 1 – h(0) – h(1) – h(2) =
    4 0.05366323 0.08397823 0.10127823 b) h(x < 5) = h(0) + h(1) + h(2) + h(3) + h(4) =
    5 0.13773562 0.14108343 0.13672561 c) h(x <= 5) = h(0) + h(1) + h(2) + h(3) + h(4) + h(5) =
    6 0.22955937 0.18340846 0.15381631 d) h(7 < x <= 10) = h(8) + h(9) + h(10) =
    7 0.2529838 0.18864871 0.14832287
    8 0.18552145 0.15563518 0.12514742 Poisson
    9 0.09018404 0.10375679 0.09386057 a)
    10 0.02864669 0.05602867 0.06335588 b)
    11 0.00578721 0.02444887 0.03887747 c)
    12 0.00071071 0.00855711 0.02186858 d)
    13 4.9203E-05 0.00236966 0.01135484
    14 1.6736E-06 0.00050778 0.00547465
    15 2.0286E-08 8.1245E-05 0.00246359
    16 9.1401E-06 0.00103933
    17 6.4518E-07 0.00041267
    18 2.1506E-08 0.00015475
    19 5.4978E-05
    20 1.8555E-05
    21 5.9641E-06
    22 1.8299E-06
    23 5.3704E-07
    24 1.5104E-07
    25 4.0781E-08
    26 1.0587E-08
    27 2.6469E-09
    28 6.3808E-10
    29 1.4852E-10
    30 3.3417E-11
    31 7.2762E-12
    32 1.5348E-12
    33 3.1394E-13

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    Hoja1

    0) – p(1) – p(2) = 1 – 0.0141624 = 0.98583761


    0.135464285
    (2) + b(3) + b(4) + b(5) = 0.27655
    0.315420636

    = 1 – h(0) – h(1) – h(2) = 0.99796


    0.068820211
    (2) + h(3) + h(4) + h(5) = 0.20656
    0.304352183

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