4.45 We have seen that, for a binomial distribution with n trials, each with probability of success...
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4.45 We have seen that, for a binomial distribution with n trials, each with probability of success P, the mean is as follows:
mX = E3X4 = nP Verify this result for the data of Example 4.7 by calculating the mean directly from mX = axP1x2 showing that for the binomial distribution, the two formulas produce the same answer.
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