Problem #4: We are throwing darts at a disk (i.e. a filled in circle) shaped board of radius 5. We assume that the push dart is a uniformly chosen point in the disk. The board has a disk shaped bullseye with radius 1. Suppose that we throw a dart 1600 times at the board. Estimate the probability that we hit the bullseye at least 62 times.

Problem #4: We are throwing darts at a disk (i.e. a filled in circle) shaped board of radius 5. We assume that the push dart is a uniformly chosen point in the disk. The board has a disk shaped bullseye with radius 1. Suppose that we throw a dart 1600 times at the board. Estimate the probability that we hit the bullseye at least 62 times.

Elementary Geometry for College Students

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Chapter9: Surfaces And Solids

Section9.CT: Test

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