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Real-Life Applications of Binomial Distribution” (Note: Please respond to one [1] of the following two [2] bulleted items)

  • Provide one (1) real-life example or application of a binomial distribution. Explain how the example matches the conditions for the binomial distribution

OR consider this:

  • Which of the following are binomial experiments?
    1. Telephone survey of 500 people to ask whether they voted for Donald Trump.
    2. Counting the average number of people visiting a doctor’s office daily.
    3. You take a survey of 50 traffic lights at 3pm in a certain city and record whether the light was green, yellow or red at the time.
    4. You are at a carnival, playing ‘pop the balloon’ with six darts. There are 20 balloons, 10 of which have a ticket inside that say ‘win’; 10 which have a ticket that say ‘lose’.