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[Tritonio]

?➝C:
?➝B:
?➝A:
If A=0:Then
0➝X:
Lbl 0:
B^(A)×(1-B)^(C-A)×CℂA+X➝X:
A+1➝A:
A=C+1⇒Goto 1:
X≤0.99⇒Goto 0:
Lbl 1:
A=C+1⇒-1➝A:
A:
Else
0➝Y:
For 0➝X To A-1:
B^(X)×(1-B)^(C-X)×CℂX+Y➝Y:
Next:
Y:
IfEnd

This is the same program as this one: https://community.ca...lator-fx-5800p/

 

C is the count of experiments you did.

B is the probability of an experiment being successful.

A is the number of successes you had during those C experiments.

 

Given these three it will tell you what is the probability that you'd get at least the same number of successes by pure chance. For example if you get a result of 0.994 that means that there's a 6/1000 chance that your successes were the result of pure luck.

 

Additionally if you give 0 for A, it will instead tell you how many successes you'd need to have in order for the result to by less than 1% probable to be pure luck.