Solving Lottery Probability Question: (m t) >= 8.26E6

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How do I solve

(m t) >= 8.26E6

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I guess that you can represent it by a Poisson since N is large. I think that a Binomial( 1.859E-7, 19million) would describe X more accurately.

If it were a binomial, then the expected value would be np = 19mil*1.859e-7. Your Poisson needs to have the same expected value, and since Poisson has only one parameter, lambda, which represents both the expected value and the variance, you know the answer.
 
Thanks, I solved it and changed the topic.
 
I don't understand the question
 


superwolf said:
How do I solve

(m t) >= 8.26E6

?

Without knowing what "(m, t)" means, I don't see how anyone can help!
 
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