This is an easy question, but the fact that we have fallen for traps before makes one hesitant to mark the answer right away for these types of questions.
Coming to the question, it is given that the probability that all (n) penguins complete their annual migration (cam) = 0.05
Let the Probability that 1 penguin cam = p
Then the Probability that n penguins cam = p^n
Therefore, p^n = 0.05
Now the probability that 1 penguin cannot cam = 1-p
probability that n penguins cannot cam = (1-p)^n
we cannot determine both n & p, hence insufficient information
Answer - EBunuel
The probability that all the penguins in a marine study group complete their annual migration is 0.05. If each penguin has the same probability of completing the migration, what is the probability that none of the penguins complete the migration?
A. 0.05
B. 0.5
C. 0.75
D. 0.95
E. Cannot be determined from the given information