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The probability a telesales represenative making a sale on a customer call is .15. Find the probability: 1. Her first sale comes after 5 calls. 2. Her first 5 calls went with out a sale. What is the probability she will have to make no more than 13 calls until her first sale? 3. Less than 2 sales are made on 5 calls Represenatives are required to make an average of at least 4 sales a day or they are fired. 4. Find the least number calls the represenative is required to make a day so not to be fired. 5. Compute the variance for the number sales made in a day if she makes the minimum number of call to keep her job.
SOLUTION:
From given data,
The probability a telesales represenative making a sale on a customer call is 0.15.
Let ,
X: number of calls to make r sales
p : p[sales on a call]
p : 0.15 and q = 1-p = 1- 0.15 = 0.85
1. Her first sale comes after 5 calls.
p[Her first sale comes after 5 calls] = p[x>5] = 1- p(no.of sales)5
= 1-( 0.15 )5
p[x>5]= 0.99
2. Her first 5 calls went with out a sale. What is the probability she will have to make no more than 13 calls until her first sale?
p[she has to make more than 13 calls until her first sale] =
3. Less than 2 sales are made on 5 calls Represenatives are required to make an average of at least 4 sales a day or they are fired
p[Less than 2 sales are made on 5 calls] = p[1 sale is made on 5 calls]
4. Find the least number calls the represenative is required to make a day so not to be fired.
p[X calls to make is sales] = p[X] = E(r)
X = 4/0.15
= 400/15
= 26.67
At least 27 calls has to be made to make is sales
5. Compute the variance for the number sales made in a day if she makes the minimum number of call to keep her job.
Var[r] if X( minimum number of call to keep her job)
X=27
Var(r) = np(1-p)
= 27*0.15*0.85
= 3.4425
Var(r) = 3.4425 .