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Binomial Distribution

In this chapter we are going to explore probabilities in events where there are only two possible outcomes. This could be success or failure, truth or lies, accuracy or inaccuracy, etc. These particular types of events share characteristics that mean we can calculate probability using the binomial distribution. 1. Introduction What types of data are binomially distributed? Notation and examples. 2. Expected Value,...

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