Probability, Random Variables, and Probability Distributions
If a fair die is rolled five times, what is the probability that a "6" will appear exactly twice?
10/324
25/324
50/648
100/1296
A basketball player has a free throw success rate of 70%; what is the probability that she will make at least one free throw out of five attempts?
0.9449
0.56751
0.853
0.02
What's the standard deviation for number of heads when flipping a fair coin ten times?
12.50
25
50
In determining whether a new drug successfully treats more than half its patients, researchers are concerned with Type I error; if they set to be extremely small to protect against this error, what unintended consequence might occur?
Decrease in sample size
Increase in power of test
Increase in Type II errors
Decrease in effect size detected
If a survey consists of five yes-or-no questions, each answered independently, what is the probability that exactly three questions will be answered with yes if the probability of saying yes is each time?
Incorrect answers where the calculations include combining probabilities from different surveys.
Incorrect answers where computing only the number of successful responses for each event response.
Incorrect answers where yes trials occur across the whole survey.
Correct answers where the sum of five multiple choices with permutations based on the number of ways which the fifth question can be selected and success hats with multiple by the probability for success raised the third power failures the rest tings wer ncorrect answers where yes trials are summed incorrect answers where the calculations include combining probabilities from different surveys incorrect answer computing only the number of successful responses for each event restponse that does not consider the overall number possibilities.
A student guesses on each of 20 multiple choice questions with five choices each; what is the probability that the student gets more than 16 correct?
1-\left(\left(\frac{1}{5}\right)^{20}\right)
1-\left(\left(\frac{4}{5}\right)^{20}\right)
For a basketball player with a free throw success rate of 80%, calculate the likelihood that he makes at most two free throws out of ten attempts.

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After implementing a new training program, a team's win probability rises from 50% to 65%, how many games must they play to be highly confident (between two standard deviations above original mean) that improvement is not due to chance?
At least 29 games
Twenty games
Ten or more games
Forty games
The probability of success in a binomial setting is 0.8. What is the probability of failure?
0.4
0.5
0.2
0.8
In a binomial distribution where n = 20 and p = 0.6, approximately what is the probability of having exactly 15 successes?