Flipping a coin 10 times and recording if it comes up heads is an example of binomial experiment. Option (c) is correct.
Further Explanation:
Given:
The options are follows,
(a). Flipping a coin until it comes up tails.
(b). flipping a coin until 8 heads are recorded
(c). flipping a coin 10 times and recording if it comes up heads
(d). flipping a coin by 10 different people and recording the age of each person
Explanation:
Conditions for binomial experiment are as follows,
(1). The experiment should be independent means that the probability of successive trial will not be affected by the previous trial.
(2). The experiment should have a finite number of trials.
(3). The probability of success will remain same for each trial.
(4). The experiment should have only two outcomes.
Flipping a coin has only two outcomes head or tail.
Flipping a coin 10 times and recording if it comes up heads is an example of binomial experiment. Option (c) is correct.
Option (a) is not a binomial experiment as the experiment is not for finite number of times.
Option (b) is not a binomial experiment as the experiment is not for finite number of times.
Option (c) is a binomial experiment.
Option (d) is not a binomial experiment as the experiment doesn’t have the same probability of occurrence.
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Answer details:
Grade: College
Subject: Statistics
Chapter: Binomial experiment
Keywords: binomial experiment, flipping a coin, tails, heads, recorded, 10 different people, probability, each person.
