Drunken drivers

40% of drivers driving between 11 pm and 5 am are drunken drivers. In a random sample of 20 drivers driving between 11 pm and 5 am, find the probability that:
A) Exactly 12 will be drunken drivers
B) At least 7 will be drunken drivers
C) At most 5 will be drunken drivers

Correct answer:

p12 =  0.0355
b =  0.75
c =  0.1256

Step-by-step explanation:

p=40%=10040=52=0.4 n=20  p12=(12n)p12(1p)n12=(1220)0.412(10.4)2012=1259700.4120.68=0.0355
p0=(0n)p0(1p)n0=(020)0.40(10.4)200=10.400.6203.6562105 p1=(1n)p1(1p)n1=(120)0.41(10.4)201=200.410.6190.0005 p2=(2n)p2(1p)n2=(220)0.42(10.4)202=1900.420.6180.0031 p3=(3n)p3(1p)n3=(320)0.43(10.4)203=11400.430.6170.0123 p4=(4n)p4(1p)n4=(420)0.44(10.4)204=48450.440.6160.035 p5=(5n)p5(1p)n5=(520)0.45(10.4)205=155040.450.6150.0746 p6=(6n)p6(1p)n6=(620)0.46(10.4)206=387600.460.6140.1244 p7=(7n)p7(1p)n7=(720)0.47(10.4)207=775200.470.6130.1659  c=p0+p1+p2+p3+p4+p5=3.6562105+0.0005+0.0031+0.0123+0.035+0.07460.1256  b=1(c+p6)=1(0.1256+0.1244)=0.75



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