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Hanna:

Which variable has a binomial distribution? When grapes are drawn, with replacement, from a mixed bag of seeded and seedless grapes, X is the number of seedless grapes in 3 draws. When grapes are drawn, without replacement, from a mixed bag of seeded and seedless grapes, X is the number of seedless grapes in 3 draws. When grapes are drawn, without replacement, from a mixed bag of seeded and seedless grapes, X is the number of times it takes to get a seedless grape. When grapes are drawn, with replacement, from a mixed bag of seeded and seedless grapes, X is the number of times it takes to get a seedless grape.

Allison:

I think the answer is A, because B and C are incorrect and D doesn't make much sense to me .. @Dude ??

dude:

Yes I'll also add that you want replacement, otherwise it wouldn't be a binomial probability. You also want to have a number of trials because we are looking for probability. Requirements: • Needs *independent* trials (specific number) • 2 outcomes • No modifications are made to the outcome

Allison:

B)

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