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Out of 1095people, what is the probability that exactly 2 were born on Jan.1 ? Assume 365days in a year

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The value of the function from binomial distribution is 0.224.

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01

Given Information

Number of people is 1095

02

Definition of the Binomial distribution. 

Frequency distribution of the number of successful outcomes that can be achieved in a given number of trials, each with an equal chance of success.

03

Find the Binomial distribution.

The formula for binomial distribution states that.f(x)=C(x,n)pxqn−x

n=1095p=1365x=2

Substitute the values mentioned above in the formula.

f(2)=C(1095,2)(1365)2(364365)1093=0.224

04

Find the corresponding normal approximation.

The formula for corresponding normal approximation states that .f(x)=e−(x−np)2/2npq2πnpq

n=1095p=1365x=2

Substitute the values mentioned above in the formula.

f(2)=e−3⋅322!=0.224

The value of the function from binomial distribution is .0.224

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