#=======================M5.1LIKE============================ MTB > # Fifty five percent of the adult population in a large MTB > # city are women. A panel of 10 citizens is to be selected MTB > # from the adult city population. MTB > # (a) what is the probability that 3 panelists are women MTB > pdf x=3; SUBC> binomial 10 0.55 . K P( X = K) 3.00 0.0746 MTB > # (b) at most 3 panelists are women MTB > cdf x=3; SUBC> binomial 10 0.55 . K P( X LESS OR = K) 3.00 0.1020 MTB > # (c) distribution MTB > pdf; SUBC> binomial 10 0.55 . BINOMIAL WITH N = 10 P = 0.550000 K P( X = K) 0 0.0003 1 0.0042 2 0.0229 3 0.0746 4 0.1596 5 0.2340 6 0.2384 7 0.1665 8 0.0763 9 0.0207 10 0.0025 #=======================M5.4LIKE============================ MTB > # MTB > # A statistics professor receives an average of 2.1 complaints/day MTB > # from his 110E students. Let X denote the number of complaints MTB > # received by the professor on a particular day. MTB > # (a) P(X=0) MTB > pdf x=0; SUBC> poisson 2.1. K P( X = K) 0.00 0.1225 MTB > #(b) P(X <= 6) MTB > cdf x=6; SUBC> poisson 2.1. K P( X LESS OR = K) 6.00 0.9941 MTB > #(c) distribution ... MTB > pdf ; SUBC> poisson 2.1. POISSON WITH MEAN = 2.100 K P( X = K) 0 0.1225 1 0.2572 2 0.2700 3 0.1890 4 0.0992 5 0.0417 6 0.0146 7 0.0044 8 0.0011 9 0.0003 10 0.0001 11 0.0000 MTB > # note that the number of realizations for the MTB > # Poisson is unlimited. Only 11 are listed for K since MTB > # probs of values > 11 are very small! MTB > quit *** Minitab Release 9.1 *** Minitab Inc. *** Worksheet size: 100000 cells