Mathematics, 21.11.2019 23:31 gigi6653

Suppose a certain birth defect occurs independently at random with probability p = 0.02 in any live birth. use a chernoff bound to bound the probability that more than 4% of the 1 million children born in a given large city have this birth defect.

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