Elevator. In the example (3.c) the elevator starts with seven passengers and stops at ten floors. The
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Elevator. In the example (3.c) the elevator starts with seven passengers and stops at ten floors. The various arrangements of discharge may be denoted by symbols like (3, 2, 2), to be interpreted as the event that three passengers leave together at a certain floor, two other passengers at another floor, and the last two at still another floor. Find the probabilities of the fifteen possible arrange- ments ranging from (7) to (1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1).
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An Introduction To Probability Theory And Its Applications Volume 1
ISBN: 9780471257110
3rd Edition
Authors: William Feller
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