In the long run 3 vessels out of every 100 are sunk. If 100 vessels are out; what is the probability that exactly 6 will arrive safely. atleast 6 will arrive safely:
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The question states that in the long run, 3 vessels out of every 100 are sunk. This means that 97 vessels out of every 100 arrive safely. We are asked to find the probability that exactly 6 vessels will arrive safely and the probability that at least 6 vessels Show more…
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