Exercise 5.5 Suppose that X has a hypergeometric distribution with N=500, n= 50, and K = 100. Find P(X= 10) by using the hypergeometric distribution and approximate binomial distribution. Is the binomial approximation reasonable? %3D

Exercise 5.5 Suppose that X has a hypergeometric distribution with N=500, n= 50, and K = 100. Find P(X= 10) by using the hypergeometric distribution and approximate binomial distribution. Is the binomial approximation reasonable? %3D

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