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Problema probabilita

Problema probabilita

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Exercise type — Problema probabilita.

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35 Probabilità avanzata

  • At least one head in four tosses
  • At least one head in three tosses
  • Bicycle or scooter
  • Defective items in a batch
  • Diagnostic test with a 10 percent prevalence
  • Independent or mutually exclusive
  • Overweight person and sport (Bayes)
  • Precision with a 2 percent prevalence
  • Prepared student and correct answer
  • Problem — Bertrand’s three answers
  • Problem — Monty Fall variant
  • Problem — Simulating Monty Hall with a die
  • Problem — The paradox of the two children born on a Tuesday
  • Sum at least 9 with the first die even
  • Three green balls without replacement
  • Two red balls without replacement
  • Two sixes in six rolls
  • Vaccinated and ill

47 Distribuzioni di probabilità

  • Calls to a switchboard
  • Gaussian exam mark
  • Lifetime of a component
  • Lotto, the five-number win
  • Poker, two aces in five cards
  • Quality control, hypergeometric vs binomial
  • RSA with p=5 and q=7
  • Three sixes in ten die rolls
  • Urn of 10 balls, complete distribution
  • Urn of 12 balls, mean and variance

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  • Two red balls without replacement
  • Prepared student and correct answer
  • Three green balls without replacement
  • Vaccinated and ill
  • Sum at least 9 with the first die even
  • Two sixes in six rolls
  • At least one head in four tosses
  • Defective items in a batch
  • Overweight person and sport (Bayes)
  • Problem — Simulating Monty Hall with a die
  • Problem — Monty Fall variant
  • Problem — The paradox of the two children born on a Tuesday
  • Problem — Bertrand's three answers
  • At least one head in three tosses
  • Diagnostic test with a 10 percent prevalence
  • Independent or mutually exclusive
  • Bicycle or scooter
  • Precision with a 2 percent prevalence
  • Lottery and risk aversion
  • Poker, two aces in five cards
  • Calls to a switchboard
  • RSA with p=5 and q=7
  • Urn of 10 balls, complete distribution
  • Quality control, hypergeometric vs binomial
  • Urn of 12 balls, mean and variance
  • Lotto, the five-number win
  • Three sixes in ten die rolls
  • Lifetime of a component
  • Gaussian exam mark