
Andrew D. answered 05/31/15
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Angelina,
this is achieved in a similar manner to your previous question except it is quicker to
calculate the result as 1-(probability no games are played + probability 1 game is played)
P(0,5)=(5!/(0!*5!))*(0.3)^5=(0.3)^5
P(1,5)=(5!/(1!*4!))*(0.3)^4*(0.7)^1=3.5*(0.3)^4
1-(P(0,5)+P(1,5))=1-(0.3+3.5)*(0.3)^4
=1-(3.8)(.0081)=0.969 (3sig. fig.)
(So there's about 97 pct chance the Good Guys will get to play at least 2 games).
Angelina C.
05/31/15