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Aim: How do we use binominal distribution for sample counts

Binomial Setting. The distribution of X depends on how the data are producedThere a fixed number n of observationsThe n observations are all independentEach observation falls into one of just two categories, which for convenience we call ?Success" and ?Failure"The probability of a success, call

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Aim: How do we use binominal distribution for sample counts

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