In a biennial distribution ,if n=6,P(x=0)=4,p(x-1)-2 then find value p
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I think p(x-1)=2
Then,
p(0-1)=2
=>p(-1)=2
=>p=2/-1
=>p= -2
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HEYA MATE YOUR ANSWER IS
It is stated that the mean= 6 and the standard deviation =2
Therefore,
np =6...........(1)
npq=(2)^2
=np(1-p)= 4. {p+q=1}
=6(1-p)= 4. {From (1)}
=1-p=4/6
=p= 1-2/3=1/3
Substituting the value of p in equation 1
we have,
n×1/3=6
= n=6×3=18
p+q= 1
q=1-p=2/3
Now,
P(x=1) = 18C1 (1/3)^1 (2/3)^17 = (2)^18/(3)^16
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