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This is a probability question again.
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So what is given here? the six men, so the number of men here, which is six, and the number of women, which was given as five here.
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And we're going to just select two of them.
00:15
So we're going to use the binomial distribution here.
00:17
So there are totally 11 people here, so the number of total here, which is equal to 11.
00:24
So what we're going to find? so we're going to find, so we're going to just the number two here.
00:30
And i'm going to just use the binomial distribution.
00:33
So i can define the random variable x here.
00:36
So the probability of getting a woman, which is equal to, so the number of women, which is five, and the total number here, which is 11.
00:44
So if you divide 5 by 11, i think we will get this is 0 .45.
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And what about the q value here? so the q value, which is equal to 1 minus p, or the probability of woman here.
00:57
So the q value here, this is 1 minus 0 .45, which would be.
01:01
Is 0 .55.
01:02
So the probability of mass function here, the probability of mass function, mass function, sorry, this is mass function.
01:16
So i'm going to use the binomial distribution...