• For the first line, you are basically putting the things in the problem that clue you in to why you have, say, a binomial distribution problem.
• For example, "fixed # of trials, given n and p."
• These are the kinds of things you can put into the first box for binomial.
• In the other boxes, you can put the formulas to calculate the mean/variance/standard deviation, or hints to remind you how to do it.

Probability Distribution Binomial Distribution Normal Distribution The problem gives me _ 50 that's how I know it is this kind of distribution. (What's given?) Finding probability Mean Variance Standard Deviation Calculator functions/formulas that would be helpful to remember for this distribution