Mathematics, 10.09.2019 05:30 dommalb

In the following experiment, determine whether or not the probabilities are binomial probabilities. if they are, identify the values for n, p, and q. a pair of dice are rolled 100 times. what is the probability of getting doubles x times? a. binomial probability; n = 12, p = , q = b. binomial probability; n = 12, p = , q = c. binomial probability; n = 100, p = , q = d. not a binomial probability

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