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The situation for using a geometric random variable occurs when we observe a sequence of independent "trials". Each trial has two possible outcomes which are usually called "success" and "failure".The probability of success is denoted and remains the same from trial to trial. Since each trial only has two outcomes, the probability of failure.....

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