When Customers Come to a Bank, There Are Three Primary

question 112

True/False

When customers come to a bank, there are three primary locations they may select to go to: teller, loan officer, or escrow department. Based on past experience, the following probability distribution applies: Seventy percent of customers are males. The probability that three consecutive customers all go to a teller is approximately 0.22.

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