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Yoshi is a basketball player who likes to practice by attempting the same three-point shot until he makes the shot. His past performance indicates that he has a 30 % 30%30, percent chance of making one of these shots. Let X XX represent the number of attempts it takes Yoshi to make the shot, and assume the results of each attempt are independent. Is X XX a binomial variable? Why or why not?

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There is no fixed number of trials, so X is not a binomial variable

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There is no fixed number of trials, so X is not a binomial variable.

What is a binomial variable in statistics?

This is a specific kind of discrete random variable. A binomial random variable counts how regularly a specific event occurs in a fixed variety of attempts or trials.

What is a binomial data example?

The binomial is a form of distribution that has possible effects (the prefix “bi” method two, or twice). as an example, a coin toss has only viable effects: heads or tails, and taking a check may want to have viable outcomes: pass or fail. A Binomial Distribution indicates both success and failure.

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