avinsethi wrote:
In a single Epsilon trial, the probability of Outcome T is 1/4. Suppose a researcher conducts a series of n independent Epsilon trials. Let P = the probability that Outcome T occurs at least once in n trials. Is P > 1/2?
Statement #1: n > 3
Statement #2: n < 6
Discussed here: https://gmatclub.com/forum/in-a-single- ... 94194.html
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