Question 7 • Mathematics III
A binomial experiment has a fixed number of trials, two possible outcomes on each trial, and the same probability of success each time. In choice C, the coin is flipped exactly 10 times, and each flip is recorded as heads or not heads. Choices B and D do not have a fixed number of flips, while A records people’s ages rather than a two-outcome result.
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