December 2017
Intermediate to advanced
386 pages
10h 42m
English
In order to understand binomial discrete distribution, let us consider the following example:
What is the probability that, when a fair coin is tossed twice, it lands on heads only once?
For the preceding scenario, we would look at all the possible outcomes of the two experiments (where tossing a coin once is one experiment).
We have listed all the possible outcomes of the two coin tosses (two experiments), as follows:
Given that, there are four possible outcomes of the two experiments, of which only two outcomes satisfy the criterion that we laid out (the coin lands on heads only once out of the two experiments). ...
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