In the binomial probability distribution formula, there are three unique variabl

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In the binomial probability distribution formula, there are three unique variables. What does each one stand for (in the order of p, n, k)?

Number of trials, probability of success, number of successes

Probability of success, number of trials, number of successes

Number of successes, number of trials, probability of success

Probability of success, number of successes, number of trials

Number of trials, probability of success, number of successes

Probability of success, number of trials, number of successes

Number of successes, number of trials, probability of success

Probability of success, number of successes, number of trials

Explanation / Answer

In the binomial probability distribution formula, there are three unique variables p, n and K and they are

b.Probability of success, number of trials, number of successes

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