Demonstration of Knowledge 2- Binomial Distribution Purpose: In this demonstration of knowledge we will be focusing on the binomial distribution. We will be assessing you on the following student learning outcomes: compute and interpret probabilities, utilize technology to perform statistical tasks, apply the concepts and techniques of statistics to real world applications. One of the best ways to assess student learning is to have students think about and create one on their own. Thus, for this assignment, instead of giving you a problem to solve, we want you to create an example that addresses the questions below. Your goal is to be unique and creative. Note: Please be aware that we know you are capable of googling/Chegging an example of a binomial distribution, but we are after your understanding and learning not what you find online. Thus, if we are able to find your example, you will not receive credit for this assignment. We look forward to your creative examples. Task: You will be creating a Binomial example that is unique and includes your interest. Make it your own and about things you like! Note: we are not asking you to run experiments, so you can make up the probability, just make sure it is realistic. [4 pts] State your Binomial Distribution example. [1 pts] Identify the random variable of your binomial distribution. [3 pts] Explain why a discrete quantitative variable is required compared to a continuous random variable. How do you know your random varia