The document provides information about the binomial distribution, including its definition, assumptions, and properties. The binomial distribution expresses the probability of success/failure outcomes from Bernoulli trials. It assumes a fixed number of independent trials, a constant probability of success on each trial, and only two possible outcomes per trial (success or failure). The mean and variance of the binomial distribution are provided. Examples are given to demonstrate how to calculate binomial probabilities.
1. continuous probability distribution
2. Normal Distribution
3. Application of Normal Dist
4. Characteristics of normal distribution
5.Standard Normal Distribution
A binomial random variable is the number of successes x in n repeated trials of a binomial experiment. The probability distribution of a binomial random variable is called a binomial distribution. Suppose we flip a coin two times and count the number of heads (successes).
Uses of binomial distribution
Conditions for the applicability of binomial distribution
Obtaining coefficients of the binomial
Properties of the binomial distribution
Assumption of binomial distribution
1. continuous probability distribution
2. Normal Distribution
3. Application of Normal Dist
4. Characteristics of normal distribution
5.Standard Normal Distribution
A binomial random variable is the number of successes x in n repeated trials of a binomial experiment. The probability distribution of a binomial random variable is called a binomial distribution. Suppose we flip a coin two times and count the number of heads (successes).
Uses of binomial distribution
Conditions for the applicability of binomial distribution
Obtaining coefficients of the binomial
Properties of the binomial distribution
Assumption of binomial distribution
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3. Introduction
The Binomial Distribution is also known as
Bernoulli Distribution.
Associated with the name of a Swiss
Mathematician James Bernoulli (1654-1705).
Binomial Distribution is a probability
distribution expressing the probability of
dichotonomous alternatives.i.e., Success or
Failure.
Bernoulli process is usually referred to as
Bernoulli trial
Bernoulli Distribution
4. Assumptions
An experiment is performed under the same
condition for a fixed number of trials, say n
The probability of a success denoted by p remains
constant from trial to trial.
The Probability of a failure denoted by q is equal to
(1-p)
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2
3
For each trial there are only two possible outcomes
of the experiment. S= {failure, success}.
The trials are statistically significant.
5. Binomial Distribution
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If two coins are tossed
simultaneously there are four
possible outcomes:
TT, TH, HT and HH
The probabilities corresponding to these
results are:
TT TH HT HH
qq qp pq pp
q2 2qp p2
These are the terms of the
binomial (q+p)2 because
(q+p)2 = q2+2qp+p2
If a coin is tossed once there are
two outcomes, namely head or tail
The probability of obtaining a head
or p=1/2 and the probability of
obtaining a tail or q = 1/2. Thus
(q+p=1). These are the terms of the
binomial.
6. Binomial Distribution
wherenp=q=1/2, we have
[1/2+1/2]3 = 1/8+3/8+3/8+1/8
If three coins A, B and C are tossed
the following are the possible
outcomes and the probabilities
corresponding to these results are:
These are the terms of the binomial
(q+p)3
(q+p)3
=q3+3q2p+3qp2+p3
ABC ABC ABC ABC ABC ABC ABC ABC
TTT TTH THT HTT THH HTH HHT HHH
q3 q2p q2p q2p qp2 qp2 qp2 p3
7. Probability table
for number of
Heads
Numb
er of
Heads
(X)
Probability
P(X=r)
0 nC0p0qn=qn
1 nC1qn-1p1
2 nC2qn-2p2
3 nC3qn-3p3
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r nCrqn-rpr
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n nCnq0pn =pn
The Binomial Distribution:
p(r)=nCrqn-rpr
Where,
p= Probability of success in a single
trial
q =1-p
n= number of trials
r= number of successes in n trials
8. Obtaining Coefficients of the Binomial - To find the terms of the expansion of (q+p)n
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2 RULES
The first term is qn
When we expand (q+p)n, we get
(q+p)n = qn+nC1qn-1p+nC2qn-2p2+....+nCrqn-rpr+...pn
Where 1, nC1, nC2 .... are binomial coefficients
The Second term is nC1qn-1p Divide the products do obtained by
one more than the power of p in
that preceeding term
In each succeeding term the power of
q is reduced by 1 and the power of p
is increased by 1
The coefficient of any term is found by
multiplying the coefficient of the
preceeding term by the power of q in that
preceeding term
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10. Properties of Binomial Distribution
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Thus the mean of binomial
distribution is np.
The standard deviation of
binomial distribution is:
The shape and location of
Binomial Distribution changes as p
changes for a given n or changes
for a given p
As n increases for a fixed p, the binomial distribution
moves to the right, flattens and spreads out. The
mean of the binomial distribution, np increases as n
increases with p held constant
As p increases for a fixed n the
binomial distribution shifts to the
right.
The mode of the binomial
distribution is equal to the
value of x which has the
largest probability. For fixed n,
both mean and mode increase
as p increases.
If n is large and if neither p nor
q is too close to zero, the
binomial distribution can be
closely approximated by a
normal distribution with
standaradized variable given
by:
Z=X=np/√npq
√npq
11. Binomial
Probability
Binomial Probability Formula:
P(r) = nCr pr qn-r
where, P (r) = Probability of r successes in n trials;
p = Probability of success;
q = Probability of failure = 1-p;
r = No. of successes desired; and
n = No. of trials undertaken.
The determining equation for nCr can easily be written as:
Hence the following form of the equations, for carrying out computations of the
binomial probability is perhaps more convenient.
13. Binomial
Probability
Example 1
A fair coin is tossed six times. What is the probability of obtaining four or more heads?
Solution: When a fair coin is tossed, the probabilities of head and tail in case of an unbiased
coin are equal, i.e.,
20. Keyword
s
Binomial Distribution
It is a type of discrete
probability distribution
function that includes an
event that has only two
outcomes (success or
failure) and all the trials are
mutually independent.
Continuous Probability
Distribution
In this distribution the
variable under
consideration can take
any value within a given
range.
Continuous Random
Variable
If the random variable is
allowed to take any
value within a given
range, it is termed as
continuous random
variable
Discrete Probability
Distribution
A probability distribution
in which the variable is
allowed to take on only a
limited number of values.
21. Self Assessment
The incidence of a certain disease is such that on an average 20% of
workers
suffer from it. If 10 workers are selected at random, find the probability
that
i) Exactly 2 workers suffer from the disease
ii) Not more than 2 workers suffer from the disease
iii) At least 2 workers suffer from the disease