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Statistics problem ….;-)?

So this deals with the stimulation and I have been having problems trying to respond to problems the below …. can someone please explain to me how I should try to resolve this …. thanks for your help in advance …. Fontaine Lake Camp in Lake ArthaBasca in northern Canada, history shows that approximately 30% of guests catch lake trout over 20 pounds in one trip of 4 days fishing. a. Design of a simulation to estimate the probability that the first time a guest is caught lake trout over 20 pounds are produced within their first three visits to Fontaine Lake Camp (a 4-day fishing is a visit to Lake Fontaine Camp) and say how to use a random number table for this stimulation. TIP: Do not use the 4 in the 4 day trip. If someone could help me please just to step on, I think we probably could end the problem ….. 1 hour ago – 3 days to respond.

Okay, 70% of their customers did not catch a fish over 20 pounds on each trip. Therefore, you can take .7, multiply by .7 for each consecutive trip (hence, it would .7 ^ 3 = .343). This represents the possibility that someone would come three times and not catch a fish over 20 pounds. Hence, 1-343 is your opportunity to them, so 65.7% chance or 657 chance that someone from catching a fish of that size in 3 views, 4 days. I'm sure how the table of random numbers that come into play. However, you can create a table of random numbers from 1 to 100 (which represents per cent) and launch a dart in it. If your number is 30 or less, then you can assume that a fish is pulling. The following should be done three times to simulate three consecutive years TRIPS. Doing this enough times you say it has a 65.7% probability.

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