The Geometric Probability Model

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Author: Al Greene

Description:

- Introduce Bernoulli Trials
- Demonstrate how to use the geometric probability model to calculate expected value (mean), standard deviation, and probability
- Review the assumptions and conditions that are necessary for using a geometric probability model

This packet shows you the Geometric probability model, its mean, standard deviation, and formula for computing probabilities. There is a powerpoint with definitions, a video of examples, and examples for you to do on your own.

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This packet introduces you to the geometric probability model, which is a combination of Bernoulli trials. Some terms that may be new are:

Bernoulli Trials
The Geometric Probability Model

Source: Greene