Binomial Distribution 1: Introduction to binomial distribution Flashcards

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Notation for binomial distribution

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X~B(n,p)
- X represents the number of successful outcomes
- n represents the number of fixed trials
- p represents the fixed probability of success

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Formula for P(X = r)

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nCr x p^r x (1-p)^n-r

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conditions that need to be met when using the binomial distribution

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  • trials are independent
  • there are 2 possible outcomes for each trial
  • there is a fixed probability of success for each trial
  • the discrete random variable X is the number of successes in the n trials
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Formula for expectation

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  • calculates the mean value
  • E(X) = np
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