geometric and binomia

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How is 'At least k trials' defined in Geometric probability?

Meaning: First success occurs on or after trial kk.
Formula: P(Xk)=(1p)k1P(X \ge k) = (1 - p)^{k-1}
Memory Aid: The exponent is k1k-1 because the first k1k-1 trials must be failures.

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How is 'After k trials' defined in Geometric probability?

Meaning: First success occurs strictly after trial kk.
Formula: P(X > k) = (1 - p)^k
Memory Aid: The exponent is kk because the first kk trials must all be failures.

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How is 'By trial k' defined in Geometric probability?

Meaning: First success occurs on or before trial kk.
Formula: P(Xk)=1(1p)kP(X \le k) = 1 - (1 - p)^k
Memory Aid: This is the complement of 'first success after kk.'

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How is 'Within first k trials' defined in Geometric probability?

Meaning: Same as 'By trial kk' (first success occurs on or before trial kk).
Formula: P(Xk)=1(1p)kP(X \le k) = 1 - (1 - p)^k
Memory Aid: 'Within' always includes trial kk.'

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How is 'At least one success in n trials' calculated?

Meaning: One or more successes occur within nn trials.
Formula: 1(1p)n1 - (1 - p)^n
Memory Aid: Use the complement of 'zero successes' (all trials are failures).

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How is 'No success in first n trials' defined?

Meaning: First success occurs after nn trials.
Formula: (1p)n(1 - p)^n
Memory Aid: The exponent equals the number of trials without success.

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How is 'At least k trials' defined in Geometric probability?

Meaning: First success occurs on or after trial kk.
Formula: P(Xk)=(1p)k1P(X \ge k) = (1 - p)^{k-1}
Memory Aid: The exponent is k1k-1 because the first k1k-1 trials must be failures.

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How is 'After k trials' defined in Geometric probability?

Meaning: First success occurs strictly after trial kk.
Formula: P(X > k) = (1 - p)^k
Memory Aid: The exponent is kk because the first kk trials must all be failures.

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How is 'By trial k' defined in Geometric probability?

Meaning: First success occurs on or before trial kk.
Formula: P(Xk)=1(1p)kP(X \le k) = 1 - (1 - p)^k
Memory Aid: This is the complement of 'first success after kk.'

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How is 'Within first k trials' defined in Geometric probability?

Meaning: Same as 'By trial kk' (first success occurs on or before trial kk).
Formula: P(Xk)=1(1p)kP(X \le k) = 1 - (1 - p)^k
Memory Aid: 'Within' always includes trial kk.

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How is 'At least one success in n trials' calculated?

Meaning: One or more successes occur within nn trials.
Formula: 1(1p)n1 - (1 - p)^n
Memory Aid: Use the complement of 'zero successes' (all trials are failures).

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How is 'No success in first n trials' defined?

Meaning: First success occurs after nn trials.
Formula: (1p)n(1 - p)^n
Memory Aid: The exponent equals the number of trials without success.

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What are the four conditions for a Binomial probability setup (BINS)?

  1. Binary: Outcomes are classified as success or failure.
    2. Independent: Trials must be independent of one another.
    3. Number: There is a fixed number of trials (nn).
    4. Success: The probability of success (pp) must be the same for each trial.