the number of 0+ donors selected, and Y the number of O- donors selected. Find the probability distributions for X and Y. Then find the distribution for X +Y, the number of type 0 donors.

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Chapter11: Data Analysis And Probability
Section11.8: Probabilities Of Disjoint And Overlapping Events
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4. A particular blood bank has the following population of donors: 1 in 3 donors have blood type 0+,
and 1 in 15 donors have blood type O-. Consider three randomly selected donors, and let X be
the number of O+ donors selected, and Y the number of O- donors selected. Find the probability
distributions for X and Y. Then find the distribution for X + Y, the number of type O donors.
Transcribed Image Text:4. A particular blood bank has the following population of donors: 1 in 3 donors have blood type 0+, and 1 in 15 donors have blood type O-. Consider three randomly selected donors, and let X be the number of O+ donors selected, and Y the number of O- donors selected. Find the probability distributions for X and Y. Then find the distribution for X + Y, the number of type O donors.
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