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Binomial Distribution - Experiments

'Get an intuitive feel for the shapes of a barchart (data's distribution) created by different values of 'n' (number of trials) and 'p' (probability)' We've already looked under what conditions the Binomial distribution is likely to provide an appropriate model.: If we collect data on a variable and plot it in a graph, what Binomial distribution values of 'n' and 'p' are likely to provide a useful (appropriate) model...

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