Binomial distributions assume that three criteria are met: the events are independent (the probability of success does not change with a previous outcome), there are only two possible outcomes, and the number of trials is finite. Keep in mind that binomial distributions are a subset of discrete random variables, one of the most important topics in the IB HL Math curriculum (they show up very often on IB Exams). We hope you enjoy solving this spooky question.
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