A building inspector inspector would like to conduct an inspection of 14 randomly selected new built houses to check whether or not they comply with the municipal regulations. The inspector knows from past experience that 8 out of every 10 new built houses will comply with municipal regulations. Which one of the following statements is incorrect?

a.

The experiment can be described as a binomial, with 14 identical trials.

b.

Two outcomes are possible for each trial i.e., comply with regulations (success) and doesn't comply with regulations (failure)

c.

The probability that a newly built house complies with municipal regulations is 0.80.

d.

The expected value of newly built houses that will comply with municipal regulations is 10.0.

e.

Each inspection constitute a trial with independent results from each other.

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