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    The document discusses arrangements and the binomial distribution. It provides examples of finding arrangements of letters and objects of different types. The binomial theorem is introduced for calculating the probability of outcomes from coin tosses over multiple trials. The binomial distribution is defined as having a fixed number of independent trials, with each trial having a constant probability of success. The key parameters of the binomial distribution are the number of trials (n), the probability of success (p), and the desired number of successes.

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    The document discusses arrangements and the binomial distribution. It provides examples of finding arrangements of letters and objects of different types. The binomial theorem is introduced for calculating the probability of outcomes from coin tosses over multiple trials. The binomial distribution is defined as having a fixed number of independent trials, with each trial having a constant probability of success. The key parameters of the binomial distribution are the number of trials (n), the probability of success (p), and the desired number of successes.

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    The document discusses arrangements and the binomial distribution. It provides examples of finding arrangements of letters and objects of different types. The binomial theorem is introduced for calculating the probability of outcomes from coin tosses over multiple trials. The binomial distribution is defined as having a fixed number of independent trials, with each trial having a constant probability of success. The key parameters of the binomial distribution are the number of trials (n), the probability of success (p), and the desired number of successes.

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    The binomial distribution

    Arrangements
    Find all arrangements of the letters
    A, B and C.
    ABC
    ACB
    BAC
    BCA
    CAB
    CBA

    Arrangements
    Find all the possible arrangements of 4
    objects where two are red and two are
    blue.

    Arrangements
    different objects can be arranged in
    Ways

    objects with of one type and of


    another can be arranged in ways

    The binomial theorem


    A
    biased coin has a probability of of
    landing heads when it is thrown. The
    coin is thrown 10 times. Find the
    probability, in term of , of the coin
    landing heads:
    (a) 10 times
    (b) 7 times
    (c) 4 times

    The binomial distribution: conditions


    A
    fixed number of trials ()
    Each trial should be a success or
    failure.
    The trials are independent.
    The probability of success, , of each
    trial is constant.

    The binomial distribution


    index
    parameter

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