2.The following table summarizes the data of the number of persons living in the households in the capital of Sultanate of Oman, the city Muscat. No.of Persons Number of Households (Millions) 1 31.1 2 38.6 3 18.8 4 16.2 7.2 2.7 7 or more 1.4 Total 116.0 Develop the probability distribution of the random variable defined as the number of persons per household and satisfy the conditions of probability distribution. If one household is selected at random then find the probability that, (a)it has three persons exactly; (b)it has at most four persons; and (c)it has at least two persons.

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2.The following table summarizes the data of the number of persons living in the households in
the capital of Sultanate of Oman, the city Muscat.
No.of Persons Number of Households (Millions)
1
31.1
2
38.6
3
18.8
4
16.2
5
7.2
6.
2.7
7 or more
1.4
Total
116.0
Develop the probability distribution of the random variable defined as the number of persons
per household and satisfy the conditions of probability distribution. If one household is
selected at random then find the probability that,
(a)it has three persons exactly;
(b)it has at most four persons; and
(c)it has at least two persons.
Transcribed Image Text:2.The following table summarizes the data of the number of persons living in the households in the capital of Sultanate of Oman, the city Muscat. No.of Persons Number of Households (Millions) 1 31.1 2 38.6 3 18.8 4 16.2 5 7.2 6. 2.7 7 or more 1.4 Total 116.0 Develop the probability distribution of the random variable defined as the number of persons per household and satisfy the conditions of probability distribution. If one household is selected at random then find the probability that, (a)it has three persons exactly; (b)it has at most four persons; and (c)it has at least two persons.
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