Q43. If the difference between three times of mean and three times ofvariance is two for a binomial probability distribution for 6 trials thenthe probability of getting exactly 5 success is? <(a)(b)2354352536(d) none of the above

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Q43. If the difference between three times of mean and three times of variance is two for a binomial probability distribution for 6 trials then the probability of getting exactly 5 success is? 2 (a) 35 (b) 35 4 25 36 (d) none of the above