Raymond B. answered 03/18/23
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
on average the mean =np
= number of trials, n, times probability of success each time, p, =
.116n = 10,000
n = 10,000/.116
= about 86,207 needed
extra needed is about 86207-10000 = 76,207
it's the binomial distribution
but, of course, you could get extremely lucky and get 10,000 on the 1st 10,000 tries. People do win the lottery against all odds. LIghtning does strike.
but on average, about 86,207 will get 10,000
it's also possible you never reach 10,000 after a billion, a bazillion or more tries, you could die trying and never succeed