Success Probability 0.2, Trials = 5
Probability of Success (p): 0.2; Number of Trials (k): 5
Variance (Var[X]): 20; Expected Value (E[X]): 5; Probability of First Success on Trial k: 0.08192
Calculates probabilities for the number of trials needed to get the first success in Bernoulli trials.
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Probability of Success (p): 0.2; Number of Trials (k): 5
Variance (Var[X]): 20; Expected Value (E[X]): 5; Probability of First Success on Trial k: 0.08192
Probability of Success (p): 0.5; Number of Trials (k): 2
Variance (Var[X]): 2; Expected Value (E[X]): 2; Probability of First Success on Trial k: 0.25
Probability of Success (p): 0.8; Number of Trials (k): 1
Variance (Var[X]): 0.3125; Expected Value (E[X]): 1.25; Probability of First Success on Trial k: 0.8
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