Sampling From A Non-Normal Population (Central Limit Theorem) Q2
Sampling From A Non-Normal Population (Central Limit Theorem) Q2
The probability of obtaining a tail for a biased coin is \(0.73\). Ten such biased coins are thrown and \(X\) denotes the number of tails obtained. If ten coins are thrown \(55\) times, estimate the probability that the average value of \(X\) is more than \(7.58\).
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Answer:\(0.0696\text{ (3 s.f.)}\)
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