Determining sample space of tossing a fair coin

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Q1)  Which of the given can't be a probability?

 

i) 0

 

ii) 001

 

iii) -49

 

Q2) We have binomial experiment with p = .8 and n = 2.

 

1) Set up probability distribution by illustrating all x values and their associated probabilities.

 

i)  List sample space of tossing a fair coin.

 

ii) Some students were asked if they carry credit card. Here are the responses.

 

Class

Credit Card Carrier

Not a Credit Card Carrier

Total

Freshman

33

27

60

Sophomore

6

34

40

Total

39

61

100

 

Determine the probability that student is and does not carry a credit card?

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