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12. From each penalty Christiano Ronaldo takes, he has a 95% chance of scoring. What is the probability that he: a. Scores all in his next 10 penalty shots. b. Fails to score from exactly one of his next 7 shots.

12. From each penalty Christiano Ronaldo takes, he has a 95% chance of scoring. What is the probability that he: a. Scores all in his next 10 penalty shots. b. Fails to score from exactly one of his next 7 shots.

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College Algebra
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Author:Ron Larson
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Chapter8: Sequences, Series,and Probability
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Transcribed Image Text:12. From each penalty Christiano Ronaldo takes, he has a 95% chance of scoring. What is the probability that he: a. Scores all in his next 10 penalty shots. b. Fails to score from exactly one of his next 7 shots. 13. 14% of the vehicles driven on a bridge are SUVs. Richard, a toll collector, counts the number of vehicles until the first SUV crosses him. What is the probability he counts: a. At most 3 vehicles b. At least 4 vehicles 14. In a sample space of 200 left handed batsmen (LHB) and 300 right handed batsmen (RHB), it is assumed that 0.5% of all LHB and 0.4% of all RHB have trouble playing in-swinger delivery. What is the probability that exactly 1 batsman in the sample space faces difficulty playing an in-swinger?
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