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A Binomial Distribution describes the probability of an event that only has 2 possible outcomes. For Example, Heads or tails. It can also be used to describe the probability of a series of independent events that only have 2 possible outcomes occurring.



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The following are the conditions:

• Each trial must be independent;

  i.e., the outcome of one trial cannot affect the outcome of another.

• Probability of success must be constant;

  i.e., the probability of success of each trial must be the same.

• Number of trials (n) must be finite.

• Trials must have only two possible outcomes (i.e., success and failure)

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