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1 Binomial Distribution
Random Variable: Number of… star cereal grains purple flowers people wearing jeans edible strawberries trees with leaves changing light colored kernels Random Variable: Number of… star cereal grains purple flowers people wearing jeans edible strawberries trees with leaves changing light colored kernels Maximum value of X: Number of … cereal grains flowers people strawberries trees kernels Population Proportion: Proportion of … star cereal grains purple flowers people wearing jeans edible strawberries trees with leaves changing light colored kernels …in the population.

2 Binomial Probability S F S 1 F S S 2 S S F 3

3 Binomial Probability n,p are known

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