Given that we might call a specific binomial distribution a system, we may want to specify exactly how this fits Klir's "common sense" definition of a system, S = (T, R).Consider specifically a binomial distribution consisting of five trials where the chance of success on any one trial is 0.4. Explain in detail how exactly this fits the common sense distribution.That is, state what T and R are for this specific case.(You do not necessarily have to calculate exact probabilities, but explain the nature of T and R.)