0 Question 'I v The defining characteristic of a Binomial Distribution is that in a given trial there are only two possible outcomes {"success" and "failure"} and: '3' X counts the number of trials until the first success '3' X counts the number of successes in n trials '3' X counts the expected number of successes in n trials '3' X counts the number of successes over an interval of time or space 0 Question 2 v Suppose that T96 of the customers at a store pay with cash. You keep checking customers until you find one that pays with cash. Explain why this is not a binomial experiment. '33:} Each trial has more than two possible outcomes '13:} The probability of success is not the same on each trial '3' The trials are not independent '3' The number of trials is not fixed 0 Question 3 v Suppose that you take a random sample of 19 people. A trial consists of measuring each person's height+ Explain why this is not a binomial experiment. '33:} Each trial has more than two possible outcomes '33:} The probability of success is not the same on each trial '3' The trials are not independent '3' The number of trials is not fixed 0 Question 4 v Suppose that you take a random sample of T0 people to test them for a virus. In males, there is a 1% infection rate In females, there is a 8% infection rate A trial consists of testing to see if the person is infected. Explain why this is not a binomial experiment. '33:} Each trial has more than two possible outcomes '33:} The number of trials is not fixed '3' The trials are not independent '3' The probability of success is not the same on each trial