A psychology experiment on memory was conducted which required participants to recall anywhere from 1 to 10 pieces of information. Based on many results, the (partial) probability distribution below was determined for the discrete random variable (X = number of pieces of information remembered (during a fixed time period)). What is the missing probability P(X=7)? Your answer should include the second decimal place.

The missing probability is, P (X = 7) = 0.24.

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A psychology experiment on memory was conducted which required participants to recall anywhere from 1 to 10 pieces of information. Based on many results, the (partial) probability distribution below was determined for the discrete random variable (X = number of pieces of information remembered (during a fixed time period)).

What is the missing probability P(X=7)? Your answer should include the second decimal place.

X = # information | probability:

1 | 0.0

2 | 0.02

3 | 0.04

4 | 0.07

5 | 0.15

6 | 0.18

7 | ?

8 | 0.14

9 | 0.11

10 | 0.05

Solution:

The sum of the probabilities of all events of an experiment is always 1.

Use the above theorem to compute the missing probability.

Thus, the missing probability is, P (X = 7) = 0.24.

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