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suppose a six sided die is tossed 5 times, what is the average number of fours (b) what is the variance of the number of fours

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00:01 In this problem it is said that a six -sided die is tossed five times.
00:05 We need to find the average number of fours and the variance of the number of fours.
00:09 So note that this situation represents a binomial distribution.
00:14 And what are the parameters for this distribution? they are n and p.
00:19 N is the number of trials, that will be five because the die is tossed five times.
00:24 And what is p? p is the probability of success.
00:27 Now we want to find the average number of fours, the variance of the number of fours.
00:31 So a success will be getting a four on tossing a die.
00:34 So the probability of success will be the probability of getting a four.
00:38 So this is the number of favorable outcomes divided by the total number of outcomes.
00:42 The total number of outcomes is six because we have a six -sided die.
00:45 And only one of those sides has a four on it, so the number of favorable outcomes is one...
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