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We are told that 29 % of employees would lay off their bosses if they could.
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We have a sample of 10 employees.
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So the probability of each of them agreeing with this statement is 29%.
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0 .29.
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And we want to find some probabilities.
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Okay.
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So i see that we have a random sample, so 10 independent trials.
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We have two outcomes in each case.
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They agree or they don't.
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And same probability for each person.
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We have a binomial distribution, and we need to solve this with the binomial distribution.
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So you could use the binomial formula, or you could use the tables in your textbook, or you could use technology.
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Graphical calculator, excel, i'm going to use excel, and the binom.
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.dist function.
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It has four arguments i need to put in.
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They are x the number of people who agree, n, the number of tri.
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P, probability of agreeing, and whether or not i want the cumulative probability.
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We want exactly 3.
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So x equals 3.
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So if i use this function, i'm putting in 3, 10, 0 .29, and false.
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I don't want cumulative, i just want exactly 3.
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So that is 0 .2662.
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Upby, 3 or fewer.
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Less than or equal to 3.
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So again, i can put this straight in...