QUESTION 1 Each statement below is incorrect. Justify why it is incorrect and give the correct distribution with its parameter(s) value if possible. а) Students arrival to school were Poisson -distributed with an average of 3 students per 1 minute. Therefore, the waiting time for the arrival of 3 students is exponentially distributed with 0= 1/3. b) The duration of time between two occurrences in a Poisson process with 1 equals to 4, usually follows Normal distribution with mean and variance equal to 2, because duration of time is a continuous random variable. c) An experiment that consist of unknown number of independent trials with 0.6 probability of success and a specific number of success is a description of a binomial distribution. d) An experiment with probability of successes in a random draw that are affected by the outcome in the previous random draws, will produce variables that are uniformly distributed.

QUESTION 1 Each statement below is incorrect. Justify why it is incorrect and give the correct distribution with its parameter(s) value if possible. а) Students arrival to school were Poisson -distributed with an average of 3 students per 1 minute. Therefore, the waiting time for the arrival of 3 students is exponentially distributed with 0= 1/3. b) The duration of time between two occurrences in a Poisson process with 1 equals to 4, usually follows Normal distribution with mean and variance equal to 2, because duration of time is a continuous random variable. c) An experiment that consist of unknown number of independent trials with 0.6 probability of success and a specific number of success is a description of a binomial distribution. d) An experiment with probability of successes in a random draw that are affected by the outcome in the previous random draws, will produce variables that are uniformly distributed.

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