Now suppose that the teacher gives a very different kind of quiz: The teacher asks questions until the student answers a question correctly. As soon as the student answers a question correctly, no more questions are asked. Let the random variable represent the number of questions asked in order to obtain the first correct answer (in other words, is the total number of questions asked by the teacher). Assume that the student is still "clueless" and so is just guessing on each question, and that each question is multiple choice with 3 possible answers (only 1 of which is correct). PARTICIPATION ACTIVITY 5.15.24: Question 18. Explain why Y does not have a binomial distribution