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find the standard deviation of binomial random variable. A die is rolled 18 times and the number of fours that comes up is tallied

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Answer:

The standard deviation is
\sigma =1.5811

Explanation:

The sample size is n = 18

Generally the probability of getting a four in the toss of the fair die is mathematically represented as


p = (1)/(6 )

While the probability of not getting a four is


q = 1 - p


q = 1 - (1)/(6)


q = (5)/(6)

Now the standard deviation for the binomial random number is mathematically represented as


\sigma = √(n * pq )

substituting values


\sigma = \sqrt{18 * (1)/(6)* (5)/(6) }


\sigma =1.5811

find the standard deviation of binomial random variable. A die is rolled 18 times-example-1
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