12 Questions
What is a characteristic of a binomial distribution?
It is discrete.
What is the primary assumption of the multiplicative model?
The events are independent.
In the university community example, what is the probability of being a student?
0.80
What is the probability that someone picked randomly from the university community is both a student and a woman?
0.40
In the small hilly town, what percentage of dogs are exotic?
10%
What is the probability that a randomly selected dog in the small hilly town is normal?
0.95
What is the probability that a dog is a Native Dog?
0.90
What is the probability of getting a head or tail from a tossed coin?
2/2
What is the probability of getting face 3 or 5 from a rolled six-sided Dice?
2/6
What is the sum of the probabilities of all mutually exclusive events?
equal to 1
What is the range of probability of any event occurring?
0 to 1
What is the likelihood of a Dog being a Native Dog and a Rabid Dog?
0.90 x 0.05
This quiz covers various types of probability distributions, including Normal, Chi square, Binomial, and Poisson distributions, as well as Multiplicative and Additive Models.
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