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A student randomly guesses on 10 true/false questions. use the binomial model to determine the probability that the student gets 5 out of 10 questions right. Show all your steps.

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Answer:


P(5)=(63)/(256)

Explanation:

we are given

A student randomly guesses on 10 true/false questions

so,


n=10

there only true and false

so, probability getting true question is


p=(1)/(2)

so, probability getting false question is


q=(1)/(2)

the student gets 5 out of 10 questions right

so,

r=5

we can use binomial probability formula


P(r)=(n!)/(r!(n-r)!) p^rq^(n-r)

now, we can plug values


P(5)=(10!)/(5!(10-5)!) ((1)/(2))^5((1)/(2))^(10-5)

we can simplify it

and we get


P(5)=(63)/(256)

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