Negative Binomial Distribution and Examples| 3-Step Rules

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In example 8, why are we not taking (X=3) , because it is possible that the first 3 components can be defective and we may get 3 defective components which also satisfies the question.

[@DrHarishGarg]

Oh. Yes, you are right.. We also considered P(X=3) (as it satisfy the condition also). Thanks for watching and find this.

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[@ayanrosey8597]

So what does this mean? The equation is 1-P(X=3) -P(X=4) -P(X=5) ?

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in example 8 why didnt we tak 1- prob of x=3 to x=6 as its said x>=6 which mean it can be calculated based on 1-x

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sir and mean of NBD IS ( r *q / p)

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Sir in example 7 why did you multiply P(X=8) with p again? I think it would be 7C2(0.5)^2(0.5)^5 only.

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Uses for negative binomial distribution in different situations ?

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Sir please tell me how many parameters in multivariate normal distribution?

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Two Mean vector and covariance matrix

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What is mgf of negative binomial distribution sir?

[@DrHarishGarg]

It is derived similarily as like geometric... Watch mgf of geometric distribution

[@HarpreetKaur-mf4of]

Sir it's formula is =((pe^t)/(1-qe^t))^r please is their any condition tell it is correct or not

[@DrHarishGarg]

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[@sinayaa9218]

What value of " r " we take in example 3.....??

[@_AASHISHSHAH]

in last question, even in 3rd trial we can find 3 defective.

[@DrHarishGarg]

Yes, you are right... P(X=3) also need to write... Thanks

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[@MdEhteshamBCH]

can anyone explain why example 3 is done using non negative distribution , isn't it a case of poisson distribution.?

[@DrHarishGarg]

Poisson distribution is not applicable.... Because "A condition of 3 defective " imposed on the components..Thus, only Negative binomial is applicable.

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[@Right_Place_0]

Sir the mean is rp/q But u mention r/p, please confirm it sir

[@DrHarishGarg]

Mean is r/p.. Because x =r,r+1,....

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If probability distribution is (x-1Cr-1) . P^r.q^x then mean is rq/P?

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