Introduction to the Binomial Distribution

AP Statistics· difficulty 3/5

Consider sampling 50 voters with replacement and counting Republicans.

Check BINS B: Republican / Not I: with replacement N: 50 fixed S: same p

Why is this binomial?

  • A

    Counts outcomes that are normally distributed

  • B

    Sample size large enough

  • C

    Because it follows the empirical rule

  • D

    Fixed n, binary, independent (with replacement), constant p

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Explanation

BINS: 50 fixed trials, R/not-R, with replacement = independent, p constant.

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