The binomial experiment becomes a multinomial experiment, if we let each trial h

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The binomial experiment becomes a multinomial experiment, if we let each trial have more than two possible outcomes: True False When trying to find the probability that the k^the success occurs on the x^the trial, it is: Binomial Experiment Negative Binomial Experiment A Standard Normal Distribution is a distribution of a normal variable with a mean of 0 and a variance of 1. True False Poisson Process has no memory; the number of outcomes occurFind theg on one interval or specified region or space is independent of the number that occurs in any other disjointed region or interval in time. True Fulse

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1.12 True

1.13 Negative Binomial Experiment

1.14   True

1.15   True.

The number of successes of various intervals are independent. A Poisson process has no memory.

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