[Solution] Let x -values follow a binomial distribution with n=10 trials and probability of success p=.4. Find: the probability of getting all successes
Question: Let \(x\) -values follow a binomial distribution with \(n=10\) trials and probability of success \(\mathrm{p}=.4\). Find:
- the probability of getting all successes
- the probability of getting exactly six successes
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