Which of the following is a characteristic of an experiment where the binomial probability distribution is applicable? a. The experiment has at least two possible outcomes. b. Exactly two outcomes are possible on each trial. c. The trials are dependent on each other. d. The probabilities of the outcomes changes from one trial.

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Logan Mccullough

12 May, 23:24

Which of the following is a characteristic of an experiment where the binomial probability distribution is applicable? a. The experiment has at least two possible outcomes. b. Exactly two outcomes are possible on each trial. c. The trials are dependent on each other. d. The probabilities of the outcomes changes from one trial.

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India Watts · Answer 1

b. Exactly two outcomes are possible on each trial.

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The correct answer is option B: Exactly two outcomes are possible on each trial.

We can define the binomial probability in any binomial experiment, as the probability of getting exactly x successes for n repeated trials, that can have 2 possible outcomes.