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    This document discusses binomial distribution, which models counts of successes in a fixed number of independent yes/no trials. It has only two possible mutually exclusive outcomes, like success/failure. The probability of success is the same for each trial and trials are independent. An example problem calculates the probability that none of five flights arriving at an airport are late, given the probability of any single flight being late is 20%.

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    This document discusses binomial distribution, which models counts of successes in a fixed number of independent yes/no trials. It has only two possible mutually exclusive outcomes, like success/failure. The probability of success is the same for each trial and trials are independent. An example problem calculates the probability that none of five flights arriving at an airport are late, given the probability of any single flight being late is 20%.

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    Binomial Probability Distribution

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    This document discusses binomial distribution, which models counts of successes in a fixed number of independent yes/no trials. It has only two possible mutually exclusive outcomes, like success/failure. The probability of success is the same for each trial and trials are independent. An example problem calculates the probability that none of five flights arriving at an airport are late, given the probability of any single flight being late is 20%.

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    Frequency distribution where

    only two (mutually exclusive)


    outcomes are possible, such as
    better or worse, gain or loss,
    head or tail, rise or fall,
    success or failure, yes or no.
     There are only two possible outcomes on a
    particular trial of an experiment.

     The outcomes are mutually exclusive.

     The random variable is the result of counts.

     Each trial is independent of any other trial.


    Where,
    C denotes a combination
    n is the number of trials
    x is the random variable defined as the
    number of success
    π is the probability of a success on each
    trial
    There are five flights daily from Pittsburgh via
    US Airway into the Bradford, Pennsylvania,
    Regional Airport. Support the probability that
    any flight arrives late is .20.

    What is the probability that none of the flights


    are late today?

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