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Old 09-17-2012, 06:38 PM   #16
DanT DanT is offline
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Man, I'm out of touch on this stuff.

I have 100 orbs*, 50 of which are red and 50 of which are white. I draw 10 of them out randomly without replacement.

How many total combinations can be drawn, and how many of them occur in each of the 10 potential outcomes (e.g., 0 red and 10 white, 1 red and 9 white, etc.)

I need to do this calculation to save the earth from being hit by a large asteroid, so quick help would be appreciated. If we survive, I'll give you rep.





* - I'm not going to say balls because it'll divert the thread.
Hey Rain Man,

That's the hypergeometric distribution. Excel has a function hypergeomdist() for that.

Here's the Wolfram link on the hypergeometric distribution:

http://mathworld.wolfram.com/Hyperge...tribution.html


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