An online calculator to calculate the binomial probability distribution and the probabilities of "at least" and "at most" related to the binomials.
Example 1
At each trial, the probability that event A occurs is p=0.4
a) What is the probability that event A occurs 3 times after 6 trials?
b) What is the probability that event A occurs at least 3 times after 6 trials?
c) What is the probability that event A occurs at most 3 times after 6 trials?
Solution to Example 1
a) P(X=3,6,0.4)=6!3!(6−3)!⋅0.43⋅(1−0.4)6−3=0.276480
b)
At least 3 times means x is either 3,4,5or6 or x≥3
P(at least 3 times)=P(X=3orX=4orX=5orX=6)
Using the binomial formula, the probability may be written as
P(X≥3,6,0.4)=P(X=3,6,0.4)+P(X=4,6,0.4)+P(X=5,6,0.4)+P(X=6,6,0.4)=0.455680
c)
At most 3 times means x is either 0,1,2or3 or x≤3
P(at most 3 times)=P(x=0orx=1orx=2orx=3)
Using the binomial formul, the probability may be written as
P(X≤3,6,0.4)=P(X=0,6,0.4)+P(X=1,6,0.4)+P(X=1,6,0.4)+P(X=3,6,0.4)=0.820800
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