Select two situations from the list below that could be modelled using thebinomial distribution. For each of the situations, explain:1. Why the situation can be modelled by the binomial distribution2. What is a "success" and what is a "failure"3. n= p=SituationA A bag contains red, green and blue balls. 10 balls are taken at random, oneat a time. Each ball's colour is recorded, and then returned to the bag.B A coin is flipped until a tail is obtained. The total number of flips needed isrecorded.C The number of rainy days in April in the village of Springfield is recorded.D The children in a class each do the same mathematics test. The number whoscore above 80% is recorded.E Five fair coins are stuck to a piece of clear plastic. The plastic is flipped inthe air, and the number of heads showing when the plastic lands is recorded.person plays a lottery every week. They record the number of times theywin a prize during one year.G A cancer drug is being tested. 1000 patients are given the dru9, and thenumber of patients who die within five years is recorded.

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Select two situations from the list below that could be modelled using the binomial distribution. For each of the situations, explain: 1. Why the situation can be modelled by the binomial distribution 2. What is a "success" and what is a "failure" 3. n=

Select two situations from the list below that could be modelled using the binomial distribution. For each of the situations, explain: 1. Why the situation can be modelled by the binomial distribution 2. What is a "success" and what is a "failure" 3. n=

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

Section: Chapter Questions

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