In: Statistics and Probability
A nationwide award for high school students is given to outstanding students who are sophomores, juniors, or seniors (freshmen are not eligible). Of the award-winners, 65 percent are SENIORS, 20 percent JUNIORS, and 15 percent are SOPHOMORES.
Note: Your answers should be expressed as decimals rounded to three decimal places.
(a) Suppose we select award-winners one at a time and continue selecting until a SENIOR is selected. What is the probability that we will select exactly three award-winners?
(b) Suppose we select award-winners one at a time and continue selecting until a JUNIOR is selected. What is the probability that we will select at least three award-winners?
(c) Suppose we select award-winners one at a time continue selecting until a SOPHOMORE is selected. What is the probability that we will select 2 or fewer award-winners?
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