(10 points) A university scholarship committee must select two students to receive a certain scholarship. The committee receives eight applications for the scholarships - five from male students and three from female students. The applicantsare all equally qualified, so the two scholarship winners are randomly selected from the eight applicants. Let X be the number of female students who receives a scholarship. ThenO A. X is not a Binomial random variable.O B. X - Bin(3, 3/8)O C. X - Bin(2, 3/8)O D. X- Bin(2, 2/8)O E. X ~ Bin(2, 2/3)

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A university scholarship committee must select two students to receive a certain scholarship. The committee receives eight applications for the scholarships - five from male students and three from female students ually qualified, so the two scholarship winners are randomly selected from the eight applicants. Let X be the number of female students who receives a scholarship. Then s not a Binomial random variable. - Bin(3, 3/8) - Bin(2, 3/8) - Bin(2, 2/8)

A university scholarship committee must select two students to receive a certain scholarship. The committee receives eight applications for the scholarships - five from male students and three from female students ually qualified, so the two scholarship winners are randomly selected from the eight applicants. Let X be the number of female students who receives a scholarship. Then s not a Binomial random variable. - Bin(3, 3/8) - Bin(2, 3/8) - Bin(2, 2/8)

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