Binomial probability
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Let X be a random variable representing the sum of trials. Then X is a binomial random variable if all of the following are satisfied except
a. no two trials can have the same outcome
b. p, the probability of "success" on any trial is the same for all trials
c. each trial has exactly two possible outcomes
d. the number of trials is finite and the trials are independent
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