8.2 Exit Ticket - Binomial Distributions

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For full credit, all work must be shown, including all formulas, probability statements, and GDC commands.

In 2017, approximately 142,650 of the 188,000 Fairfax County Public School students were eligible to ride the bus each day to or from 16,086 bus stops. (That equates to more than 25 million individual trips each school year!)

A sample of 100 students is randomly selected. Let k be the expected number of bus riders in this sample.

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Find k. Round your answer to the nearest whole number.

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Hence, find the probability that exactly k students ride the bus.

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8.2 Exit Ticket - Binomial Distributions

Find k. Round your answer to the nearest whole number.

Hence, find the probability that exactly k students ride the bus.

Hence, find the probability that more than k students ride the bus.

Find k. Round your answer to the nearest whole number.

Hence, find the probability that exactly k students ride the bus.

Hence, find the probability that more than k students ride the bus.