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What is the probability of heads in unfair coin when you flip the coin ten times?



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Suppose that you flip an unfair coin ten times, where p(heads)=3/4 and p(tails)= 1/4, Find probability of



1.p(no heads)

2.p(exactly 9 heads)

3.p(exactly 7 heads)

4.p(at least 7 heads)

5.p(number of heads greater than number of tails)


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What is the probability of heads in unfair coin when you flip the coin ten times?



i came across this question and I haven't figured it out



Suppose that you flip an unfair coin ten times, where p(heads)=3/4 and p(tails)= 1/4, Find probability of



1.p(no heads)

2.p(exactly 9 heads)

3.p(exactly 7 heads)

4.p(at least 7 heads)

5.p(number of heads greater than number of tails)


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What is the probability of heads in unfair coin when you flip the coin ten times?



i came across this question and I haven't figured it out



Suppose that you flip an unfair coin ten times, where p(heads)=3/4 and p(tails)= 1/4, Find probability of



1.p(no heads)

2.p(exactly 9 heads)

3.p(exactly 7 heads)

4.p(at least 7 heads)

5.p(number of heads greater than number of tails)


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What is the probability of heads in unfair coin when you flip the coin ten times?



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Suppose that you flip an unfair coin ten times, where p(heads)=3/4 and p(tails)= 1/4, Find probability of



1.p(no heads)

2.p(exactly 9 heads)

3.p(exactly 7 heads)

4.p(at least 7 heads)

5.p(number of heads greater than number of tails)


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Have a look at the binomial distribution.




  1. Probability of no heads:
    $$bigg(frac{1}{4}bigg)^{10}$$

  2. Exactly one head:
    $$binom{10}{9},bigg(frac{1}{4}bigg)bigg(frac{3}{4}bigg)^9$$

  3. Exactly seven heads:
    $$binom{10}{7},bigg(frac{1}{4}bigg)^3bigg(frac{3}{4}bigg)^7$$

  4. At least seven heads:
    $$binom{10}{7},bigg(frac{1}{4}bigg)^3bigg(frac{3}{4}bigg)^7 + binom{10}{8},bigg(frac{1}{4}bigg)^2bigg(frac{3}{4}bigg)^8 + binom{10}{9},bigg(frac{1}{4}bigg)bigg(frac{3}{4}bigg)^9 + bigg(frac{3}{4}bigg)^{10}$$

  5. Number of heads greater than number of tails:
    same idea as in the previous case but starting at 6 heads.






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    Have a look at the binomial distribution.




    1. Probability of no heads:
      $$bigg(frac{1}{4}bigg)^{10}$$

    2. Exactly one head:
      $$binom{10}{9},bigg(frac{1}{4}bigg)bigg(frac{3}{4}bigg)^9$$

    3. Exactly seven heads:
      $$binom{10}{7},bigg(frac{1}{4}bigg)^3bigg(frac{3}{4}bigg)^7$$

    4. At least seven heads:
      $$binom{10}{7},bigg(frac{1}{4}bigg)^3bigg(frac{3}{4}bigg)^7 + binom{10}{8},bigg(frac{1}{4}bigg)^2bigg(frac{3}{4}bigg)^8 + binom{10}{9},bigg(frac{1}{4}bigg)bigg(frac{3}{4}bigg)^9 + bigg(frac{3}{4}bigg)^{10}$$

    5. Number of heads greater than number of tails:
      same idea as in the previous case but starting at 6 heads.






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      Have a look at the binomial distribution.




      1. Probability of no heads:
        $$bigg(frac{1}{4}bigg)^{10}$$

      2. Exactly one head:
        $$binom{10}{9},bigg(frac{1}{4}bigg)bigg(frac{3}{4}bigg)^9$$

      3. Exactly seven heads:
        $$binom{10}{7},bigg(frac{1}{4}bigg)^3bigg(frac{3}{4}bigg)^7$$

      4. At least seven heads:
        $$binom{10}{7},bigg(frac{1}{4}bigg)^3bigg(frac{3}{4}bigg)^7 + binom{10}{8},bigg(frac{1}{4}bigg)^2bigg(frac{3}{4}bigg)^8 + binom{10}{9},bigg(frac{1}{4}bigg)bigg(frac{3}{4}bigg)^9 + bigg(frac{3}{4}bigg)^{10}$$

      5. Number of heads greater than number of tails:
        same idea as in the previous case but starting at 6 heads.






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        Have a look at the binomial distribution.




        1. Probability of no heads:
          $$bigg(frac{1}{4}bigg)^{10}$$

        2. Exactly one head:
          $$binom{10}{9},bigg(frac{1}{4}bigg)bigg(frac{3}{4}bigg)^9$$

        3. Exactly seven heads:
          $$binom{10}{7},bigg(frac{1}{4}bigg)^3bigg(frac{3}{4}bigg)^7$$

        4. At least seven heads:
          $$binom{10}{7},bigg(frac{1}{4}bigg)^3bigg(frac{3}{4}bigg)^7 + binom{10}{8},bigg(frac{1}{4}bigg)^2bigg(frac{3}{4}bigg)^8 + binom{10}{9},bigg(frac{1}{4}bigg)bigg(frac{3}{4}bigg)^9 + bigg(frac{3}{4}bigg)^{10}$$

        5. Number of heads greater than number of tails:
          same idea as in the previous case but starting at 6 heads.






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        Have a look at the binomial distribution.




        1. Probability of no heads:
          $$bigg(frac{1}{4}bigg)^{10}$$

        2. Exactly one head:
          $$binom{10}{9},bigg(frac{1}{4}bigg)bigg(frac{3}{4}bigg)^9$$

        3. Exactly seven heads:
          $$binom{10}{7},bigg(frac{1}{4}bigg)^3bigg(frac{3}{4}bigg)^7$$

        4. At least seven heads:
          $$binom{10}{7},bigg(frac{1}{4}bigg)^3bigg(frac{3}{4}bigg)^7 + binom{10}{8},bigg(frac{1}{4}bigg)^2bigg(frac{3}{4}bigg)^8 + binom{10}{9},bigg(frac{1}{4}bigg)bigg(frac{3}{4}bigg)^9 + bigg(frac{3}{4}bigg)^{10}$$

        5. Number of heads greater than number of tails:
          same idea as in the previous case but starting at 6 heads.







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