1 1.5 points Select all the assumption of the binomial distributions: Each elementary event is classified into one of two mutually exclusive and collectively exhaustive categories. The outcome of a particular trial is independent of the outcome on any other trial. The data are selected without replacement from a finite (small) population The probability of success changes from trial to trial because the data are selected without replacement from a finite (small) population The probabilities of an outcome are constant from trial to trial.

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