Statistics Lab Work 10
Probability of Discrete Random Variables (Binomial Distribution)
The binomial distribution can be used to calculate the probability of a discrete variable with the following characteristics:
- A total of n trials are conducted.
- Each trial results in only 2 possible outcomes, such as success or failure.
- The results of the trials must be independent.
- All probabilities must be the same for each trial.
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