Binomial Distribution: Examples and Visualizations

Explore various problems and examples related to the binomial distribution, including calculating probabilities, approximations using Poisson distribution, and visual representations. Discover how binomial distribution tends towards normal under different conditions and learn how to solve problems using factorial and combination concepts. Excel formulas are also provided for easy calculations.

• Binomial distribution
• Probability
• Visualizations
• Poisson approximation
• Factorial

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1. Additional Problems on Binomial Distribution Binomial Distribution 1 Binomial Distribution 2 1 Binomial Probability Distribution, Ardavan Asef-Vaziri.

2. Additional Problems on Binomial Distribution n= 10 p= 0.3 P(X= 3 P(X< 3 P(X<= 3 P(X> 3 P(X>= 3 P(X<> 3 ) 0.26683 =BINOM.DIST(H3,$B$1,$D$1,0) ) 0.38278 =BINOM.DIST(H4-1,$B$1,$D$1,1) ) 0.64961 =BINOM.DIST(H5,$B$1,$D$1,1) ) 0.35039 =1-J5 ) 0.61722 =1-J4 ) 0.73317 =1-J3 0.5003 =BINOM.DIST(3,$B$1,$D$1,1)-BINOM.DIST(1,$B$1,$D$1,1) 0 P(2=<X<=3) P(2<X<3) Average np(p-1) Varriance np(p-1) StdDev SQRT(VAR) 3 =K1*M1 2.10 =K1*M1*(1-M1) 1.45 =SQRT(J13) 2 Binomial Probability Distribution, Ardavan Asef-Vaziri.

3. More Visual Representation 3 Binomial Probability Distribution, Ardavan Asef-Vaziri.

4. Binomial Distribution Tends to Normal for Large n 4 Binomial Probability Distribution, Ardavan Asef-Vaziri.

5. Binomial Distribution Tends to Normal for p Close to 0.5 5 Binomial Probability Distribution, Ardavan Asef-Vaziri.

6. Binomial to Poisson During a severe thunderstorm, any transmission line is damaged with probability 0.04, independently of other transmission lines. A city with 75 transmission lines is hit by a severe thunderstorm. What is the probability that at least 5 of them get damaged? X is Binomial(n = 75, p = 0.04), large n and small p, so X is approximately Poisson. Large n can also lead to Normal approximation. Solve in all three ways 6 Binomial Probability Distribution, Ardavan Asef-Vaziri.

7. More Example 7 Binomial Probability Distribution, Ardavan Asef-Vaziri.

8. Factorial and Combination 8 Binomial Probability Distribution, Ardavan Asef-Vaziri.

9. Binomial Distribution Formula and Excel 9 Binomial Probability Distribution, Ardavan Asef-Vaziri.