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A facility is breeding animals and keeping records of the number of new-born to each animal during the first five years of animal's life span. The results are presented below: Number of animal 4 19 41 52 26 8 Number of new-born 0 1 2 3 4 5 a) Test whether the binomial distribution is an adequate model for the data. b) Test whether the binomial distribution with p = 0.5 is an adequate model for the data. Note: The data in the table read as follows: there are 4 animals with 0 new-borns over the course of analysis period (i.e, fice years). Similarly, there are 19 animals, which gave birth only once; 41 animals gave birth twice during the analysis period etc.

A facility is breeding animals and keeping records of the number of new-born to each animal during the first five years of animal's life span. The results are presented below: Number of animal 4 19 41 52 26 8 Number of new-born 0 1 2 3 4 5 a) Test whether the binomial distribution is an adequate model for the data. b) Test whether the binomial distribution with p = 0.5 is an adequate model for the data. Note: The data in the table read as follows: there are 4 animals with 0 new-borns over the course of analysis period (i.e, fice years). Similarly, there are 19 animals, which gave birth only once; 41 animals gave birth twice during the analysis period etc.

Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018
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A facility is breeding animals and keeping records of the number of new-born to each animal during the first five years of animal's life span. The results are presented below: Number of animal 4 19 41 52 26 8 Number of new-born 0 1 2 3 4 5 a) Test whether the binomial distribution is an adequate model for the data. b) Test whether the binomial distribution with p = 0.5 is an adequate model for the data. Note: The data in the table read as follows: there are 4 animals with 0 new-borns over the course of analysis period (i.e, fice years). Similarly, there are 19 animals, which gave birth only once; 41 animals gave birth twice during the analysis period etc.
Transcribed Image Text:A facility is breeding animals and keeping records of the number of new-born to each animal during the first five years of animal's life span. The results are presented below: Number of animal 4 19 41 52 26 8 Number of new-born 0 1 2 3 4 5 a) Test whether the binomial distribution is an adequate model for the data. b) Test whether the binomial distribution with p = 0.5 is an adequate model for the data. Note: The data in the table read as follows: there are 4 animals with 0 new-borns over the course of analysis period (i.e, fice years). Similarly, there are 19 animals, which gave birth only once; 41 animals gave birth twice during the analysis period etc.
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