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Hi, i'm david and i'm here to help you answer your question.
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Now let me bring up your question here.
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In this question we're going to review about the binomial distribution.
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Let me remind you that if we have the x followed by the binomial and b, and then proper p to the x equal to k, equal to n 2k, b power k, 1 minus b, and minus k.
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Then e m the x equal to the n times b, bruns under x equal to n times b times 1 minus b.
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Now we're given that 25 % of the potential customer will be, if we make the purchase, some probability of the purchase.
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It will equal to the 25 % which is 1 .25.
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We have the sample n equals 25 customer.
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If we call the x equal to the number of the customer that purchased.
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And then we see x followed by the binomial with the n equal to 25 b equal to 0 .25.
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Now for the question a, want to find the probability exactly 11 customer that makes a purchase.
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So x equals to the 11.
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Now using the formula here, we get n equal to 25 choose 11, 0 .25 power 11...