Binomial Distribution

What is it?

This distribution with parameters n (number of trials, each one has only two outcomes: success or failure) and p (probability that event happened) is the discrete probability distribution.

Key characteristics:

Number of trials is finite.
The trials sre independent.
Probability of success is constant for each trial.
Each trial can result only in success or failure.

Examples:

The most clear example is tossing a coin.

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Binomial Distribution

What is it?

This distribution with parameters n (number of trials, each one has only two outcomes: success or failure) and p (probability that event happened) is the discrete probability distribution.

Key characteristics:

Number of trials is finite.
The trials sre independent.
Probability of success is constant for each trial.
Each trial can result only in success or failure.

Examples:

The most clear example is tossing a coin.

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Section 4. Chapter 1

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