camillaknebel5 camillaknebel5

11-07-2014
Mathematics

Answered

What does the random variable (r) for a binomial experiment of n trials represent?

Answer :

18-07-2014

It binomial experiment, random variable r represents the number of successes in n number of trials.

Answer Link

kellyfengwashere kellyfengwashere

09-07-2019

Answer:

N represents the number of trials

P represents the probability of success

K represents the number of successes

Answer Link

Other Questions

Megan bought 50 beads for $9.95. She received a 10% discount, and she paid a sales tax of 6%. how much did she pay for the beads?

24+3x=3x+3(7-1) What does x equal? Please show me how to do it I don't want the answer. (Well I do but show me how to get it also pleaz) Lease help this is due

What is a solution for 4a = 36?

Sam and three friends shared a sandwich equally. How many equal parts were there?

adam and.his dad share the cost of the meal in the ratio of 2:3 adams dad pays 52.50 what is the to cost of the meal?

ln√x+2=3 what are the steps to getting the answer please

A speaker who uses an excess of space-fillers is likely nervous and unsure of what he or she is saying. True False

Help! Please! Explain why inequalities of the form x>c or x<c, where c is any rational number, have infinitely many solutions.

Which statement is true concerning the evidence for black holes? A. Scientists can see black holes with powerful telescopes. B.Scientists can see the effect of

Help! Please! Explain why inequalities of the form x>c or x<c, where c is any rational number, have infinitely many solutions.