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This guide provides an in-depth exploration of factorial functions and the combinations rule, illustrated with examples. It delves into binomial probability experiments, the notation used in distributions, and how to construct and compute binomial distributions, including cumulative probabilities. You'll also learn about the mean and variance of a binomial random variable, and the interpretation of standard deviations. Practical examples demonstrate these concepts, making it easier to understand and apply binomial distributions effectively.
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2. The Factorial Function
3. Example 1: Computing Factorials
4. Combinations Rule
5. The Combinations Rule
6. Example 2: Computing with the Combinations Rule
7. Criteria for a Binomial Probability Experiment
8. Notation Used in the Binomial Probability Distribution
9. Illustration: Constructing a Binomial Distribution
12. The Binomial Probability Distribution Function
13. Binomial Distribution Function on the TI-83
14. Example 3: Computing Binomial Probabilities
15. Cumulative Binomial Probabilities
17. Example 4: Computing Cumulative Binomial Probabilities
18. Example 5: Using the Binomial Probability Distribution Function
21. The Mean and Variance of a Binomial Random Variable
22. Example 6: Finding the Mean and Standard Deviation
23. Binomial Probability Distributions
25. Bell-Shaped Binomial Distributions
26. Interpreting Standard Deviation
27. Example 7: Applying the Empirical Rule