A survey is taken of 90 randomly selected Americnas asking them, "Do you think Congress should vote to change the constitution? The distribution of possible responses of the 90 Amerians is an example of a binomial distribution. True or false?

A survey is taken of 90 randomly selected Americnas asking them, "Do you think Congress should vote to change the constitution? The distribution of possible responses of the 90 Amerians is an example of a binomial distribution. True or false?

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A survey is taken of 90 randomly selected
Americans asking them, "Do you think
congress should vote to change the
constitution?" The distribution of
possible responses of the 90 Americans is
an example of a binomial distribution.
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O false

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