Final answer:
To find the probabilities for all possible values of the random variable x in a binomial situation, use the binomial distribution formula. Plug in the values of n and π, and calculate the probabilities for each value of x using the formula. Round the answers to 4 decimal places.
Step-by-step explanation:
In a binomial situation, the probabilities for all possible values of the random variable x can be found using the binomial distribution formula. In this case, n = 4 and π = 0.35.
To find the probability for a specific value of x, you can use the formula:
P(x) = (nCx) * (π^x) * ((1-π)^(n-x))
Here is the probability for each possible value of x:
- P(x = 0) = (4C0) * (0.35^0) * ((1-0.35)^(4-0))
- P(x = 1) = (4C1) * (0.35^1) * ((1-0.35)^(4-1))
- P(x = 2) = (4C2) * (0.35^2) * ((1-0.35)^(4-2))
- P(x = 3) = (4C3) * (0.35^3) * ((1-0.35)^(4-3))
- P(x = 4) = (4C4) * (0.35^4) * ((1-0.35)^(4-4))
Simply calculate the values inside the brackets, raise π to the power of x, raise (1-π) to the power of (n-x), and multiply the results together to find the probabilities.