[See Solution] Determine if the following situation represent a binomial probability experiment. If not, state why not? 50 incoming freshman are randomly selected
Question: Determine if the following situation represent a binomial probability experiment. If not, state why not?
- 50 incoming freshman are randomly selected and each is asked whether they had a statistics class in high school.
- A single die is cast until a 4 comes up. The number of throws required is recorded.
- ABC News polls 800 voters and asks, "Do you approve, disapprove, or have no opinion of the way the President is handling the situation in Iraq?"
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