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A binomial experiment is defined to be concerned with the repetition of several independent trials where there are only two possible outcomes, success and failure. Each trial having the same probability of success. But, I don't understand how "Ten winning tickets are drawn from a hat containing 100 tickets. Each ticket is replaced after it is drawn, so a single ticket may win more than one prize" would be a binomial experiment. Could someone explain to me how that's a binomial experiment?
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