We are playing a game. I randomly say a whole number and if you guess its parity (odd or even) correctly, we spin a wheel which signifies the money you are going to win. (distributed uniformly randomly between 0 and 1000 Rupees). And if your guess is wrong, you must give me 200 rupees. Your profit is determined by the random variable X. Find and graph the distribution of X (CDF) and hence determine the probability of you not winning at least 500 rupees.

We are playing a game. I randomly say a whole number and if you guess its parity (odd or even) correctly, we spin a wheel which signifies the money you are going to win. (distributed uniformly randomly between 0 and 1000 Rupees). And if your guess is wrong, you must give me 200 rupees. Your profit is determined by the random variable X. Find and graph the distribution of X (CDF) and hence determine the probability of you not winning at least 500 rupees.

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College Algebra

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Chapter9: Counting And Probability

Section9.3: Binomial Probability

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