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That you BUMP?
where:
x = sample of lebron jumpshot in 7 year career
n = number_sample
M = Media Trolls
N = Espn Sycophants
Hypergeometric Distribution is used in sampling without replacement from a finite population.
Example:
A sample of lebron field goals contains 20 jumpers. Six shots are makes, and the remaining 12 are bricks. If a person selects 4 jumpers at random, the following function returns the probability that exactly 1 shot is a make.
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That you BUMP?
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Correction to your math
where:
x = sample of lebron jumpshot in 7 year career
n = number_sample
M = Media Trolls
N = Espn Sycophants
Hypergeometric Distribution is used in sampling without replacement from a finite population.
Example:
A sample of lebron field goals contains 20 jumpers. Six shots are makes, and the remaining 12 are bricks. If a person selects 4 jumpers at random, the following function returns the probability that exactly 1 shot is a make.
This is John Hollinper your ESPN NBA Insider.
P(1 shot) = (6c1)(14c3)/(20c4)
Assuming that P(Make) = P(Miss) = 0.5
Also fail math is fail
Hypergeometric is not suitable for this situation; Binomial works just fine.
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