A survey is taken of 35 randomly selected college students asking them, "Do you plan to transfer to a university next year?" The distribution of possible responses of the 35 students is an example of a binomial distribution.

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8 December, 04:33

A survey is taken of 35 randomly selected college students asking them, "Do you plan to transfer to a university next year?" The distribution of possible responses of the 35 students is an example of a binomial distribution.

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Anya Schultz · Answer 1

True.

Step-by-step explanation:

The question is incomplete: we have to answer if this statement is true or false.

It is true.

The answer of each student can be Yes or No, and then can be defined as a Bernoulli's random variable.

The result of a sum of Bernoulli's random variables, as this survey of 35 students, can be described as a Binomial distribution random variable.