A Binomial Experiment Is a Sequence of N Identical Trials

question 135

True/False

A binomial experiment is a sequence of n identical trials such that both of the following properties hold:
a.) each trial produces one of two outcomes that are conventionally called "success" and "failure," and
b.) each trial is independent of any other trial so that the probability of success or failure is constant from trial to trial.

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