Just as the binomial distribution is a special case of a much more general principle in algebra

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Just as the binomial distribution is a special case of a much more general principle in algebra (the binomial expansion), so the multinomial distribu¬

tion is a special case of another quite general mathematical principle. See if you can state the general rule, and then use this rule to prove that the sum of all probabilities in multinomial distribution must sum to 1.00. Why are no tables or graphs of multinomial distributions shown in the text?

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Statistics Probability Inference And Decision

ISBN: 9780030778056

1st Edition

Authors: Robert L. Winkler, William L. Hays

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