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Mathematics, 07.04.2020 18:35, keithaaron3803

Select the instances in which the variable described is binomial. A coin flip has two outcomes: heads or tails. The probability of each outcome is 0.50. The random variable represents the total number of flips required to get tails. A quality check on a particular product must meet five guidelines. All products are made in the same factory under the same conditions. The random variable represents the total number of products out of 35 tested that pass inspection. Based on the parents' genetics, each of 6 children from a particular pair of parents has a 0.30 probability of having blue eyes. The random variable represents the total number of children from this pair of parents with blue eyes. The probability of drawing an ace in a standard deck of cards is 0.08. Seven cards are drawn without replacement. The random variable represents the total number of ace cards observed. There are two car wash options at a local gas station, regular or wax. The random variable represents the total number out of 87 customers who chose a car wash with wax.

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