If the probability of busy time from a mobile phone connection is p=0.04. To find out that 4 attempts telephone connection at busy times. Try to analyze, this problem can be explained by what distribution?

If the probability of busy time from a mobile phone connection is p=0.04. To find out that 4 attempts telephone connection at busy times. Try to analyze, this problem can be explained by what distribution?

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