?Langenscheidt came across a fragment of another ship’s passenger list containing information for six families. Of these six, five families purchased m

Chapter 6, Problem 5

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Langenscheidt came across a fragment of another ship’s passenger list containing information for six families. Of these six, five families purchased more than four freights. Using the information in the appropriate probability distribution for the St. Andrew, calculate the probability that at least five of six German immigrant families purchased more than four freights. Does it seem likely that these families came from a population similar to that of the Germans on board the St. Andrew? Explain.

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