Mathematics, 17.02.2020 19:23 MorallyGray

A cable provider wants to contact customers in a particular telephone exchange to see how satisfied they are with the new digital TV service the company has provided. All numbers are in the 463 exchange, so there are 10 comma 000 possible numbers from 463-0000 to 463-9999. Suppose the numbers are selected with equal probability. Complete parts a through c below.

a) What distribution would they use to model theselection?

b) What is the probability the number selected will be an oddnumber?

c) What is the probability the number selected will end in 555?

a. uniform

b. binomial

c. Poisson

d. geometric

distribution should be used to model the selection.

B) The probability that the number selected will be an odd number is

(Round to three decimal places as needed.)

c) The probability that the number selected will end in 555 is

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