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* '''Exercise 1:''' Use SOCR to graph and print the following distributions and comment on the shape of each one of them:
* '''Exercise 1:''' Use SOCR to graph and print the following distributions and comment on the shape of each one of them:
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** a. <math> X </math> follows negative binomial with <math> r=5, \ p=0.2 </math>.   
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** a. <math> X </math> follows the negative binomial distribution with <math> r=5, \ p=0.2 </math>.   
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** b. <math> X </math> follows negative binomial with <math> r=5, \ p=0.9 </math>.   
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** b. <math> X </math> follows the negative binomial distribution with <math> r=5, \ p=0.9 </math>.   
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** c. <math> X </math> follows negative binomial with <math> r=20, \ p=0.3 </math>.   
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** c. <math> X </math> follows the negative binomial distribution with <math> r=20, \ p=0.3 </math>.   
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** d. <math> X </math> follows negative binomial with <math> r=20, \ p=0.9 </math>.
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** d. <math> X </math> follows the negative binomial distribution with <math> r=20, \ p=0.9 </math>.
        
        
* '''Exercise 2:''' Let <math> X </math>  follows the negative binomial distribution with <math> r=5, \ p=0.2 </math>.  Explain in words what <math> P(X > 10) </math> means and use SOCR to compute this probability.
* '''Exercise 2:''' Let <math> X </math>  follows the negative binomial distribution with <math> r=5, \ p=0.2 </math>.  Explain in words what <math> P(X > 10) </math> means and use SOCR to compute this probability.

Current revision as of 19:14, 8 July 2007

This is an activity to explore the Negative Binomial Probability Distribution.

  • Exercise 1: Use SOCR to graph and print the following distributions and comment on the shape of each one of them:
    • a. X follows the negative binomial distribution with  r=5, \ p=0.2 .
    • b. X follows the negative binomial distribution with  r=5, \ p=0.9 .
    • c. X follows the negative binomial distribution with  r=20, \ p=0.3 .
    • d. X follows the negative binomial distribution with  r=20, \ p=0.9 .
  • Exercise 2: Let X follows the negative binomial distribution with  r=5, \ p=0.2 . Explain in words what P(X > 10) means and use SOCR to compute this probability.

Below you can see the distribution of negative binomial with  r=15, \ p=0.8 . In this graph you can also see the probability that the 5th success occurs on the 18th or 19th or 20th or 21st or 22nd trial.







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