ASSIGNMENTIf mortality rate for "COVID 19 in Nigeria is 10 per 1000, What is the probabilityfor just 5 deaths from "COVID 19" in a group of 500 people.This determination wil be cunbersome using binomial distribution, hence poissondistribution is preferable considering the large size of n and small nature of p.Solution

The binomial distribution tends to the Poisson distribution when (i) n→∞ ((ii) The success rate…

ASSIGNMENT If mortality rate for "COVID 19" in Nigeria is 10 per 1000, What is the probability for just 5 deaths from "COVID 19" in u group of 500 people. This determination will be cunbersome using binomial distribution, hence poisson distribution is prelerable considering the large size of n and small nature of p. Solution

ASSIGNMENT If mortality rate for "COVID 19" in Nigeria is 10 per 1000, What is the probability for just 5 deaths from "COVID 19" in u group of 500 people. This determination will be cunbersome using binomial distribution, hence poisson distribution is prelerable considering the large size of n and small nature of p. Solution

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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