Mathematics

Donald Glover

12 June, 12:26

As an advertising campaign, a chocolate factory places golden tickets in some of its candy bars, with the promise that a golden ticket is worth a trip through the chocolate factory, and all the chocolate you can eat for life. if the probability of finding a golden ticket is p, find the mean and the variance of the number of candy bars you need to eat to find a ticket

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