A die with six faces numbered one through six is tossed 200 times. Let X be the number of time a six appears. i. a. Using an appropriate approximation find the probability of the number six appearing more than 40 times. b. Using an appropriate approximation find P(\X – µl < 2a). c. Suppose the number of tosses is m times and the probability of getting six more than 40 times is given at least 0.3. Estimate the minimum value of m.

A die with six faces numbered one through six is tossed 200 times. Let X be the number of time a six appears. i. a. Using an appropriate approximation find the probability of the number six appearing more than 40 times. b. Using an appropriate approximation find P(\X – µl < 2a). c. Suppose the number of tosses is m times and the probability of getting six more than 40 times is given at least 0.3. Estimate the minimum value of m.

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Chapter44: Solution Of Equations By The Subtraction, Addition, And Division Principles Of Equality

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