Poisson Approximation to Binomial For a binomial distribution with n 5 10 and p 5 0.5, we
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Poisson Approximation to Binomial For a binomial distribution with n 5 10 and p 5 0.5, we should not use the Poisson approximation because both of the conditions n 100 and np # 10 are not satisfied. Suppose we go way out on a limb and use the Poisson approximation anyway. Are the resulting probabilities unacceptable approximations? Why or why not?
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