Appendix 5.2 Using JMP for Probability Distributions and Plots
Computing Binomial Probabilities
You can use JMP to compute binomial probabilities. Referring to the example in Section 5.4 in which n = 3 and p = 0.9, you compute binomial probabilities as follows:
Open a new JMP data table.
Select Cols → New Column.
Select the Column Properties button. Select Formula from the pop-up menu.
In the dialog box that appears (see Figure A5.6), select Probability → Binomial Probability.
Figure A5.6. Formula Dialog Box
In the edit box that begins with Binomial Probability (see Figure A5.7): enter .9 for p, the probability of success; ...
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