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How do you calculate binomial CUMULATIVE distribution on the Texas 30XIIB calculator without simply adding all the individual binomial pdfs? is there a mode or an equation that can be used? thanks in advance!

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The only known equation for the cumulative binomial distribution is the sum of the individual binomial probabilities. Some more sophisticated (and more expensive) calculators have that equation built in, but the 30xii does not.

If n>30 and n*p>5 and n*(1-p)>5 then you can approximate the cumulative binomial with the normal probability function, but again the 30xii does not have that built in.

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