. 3 on 2. ) The situation described is not a binomial situation because a binomial mm experiment has the following properties : > It consists of a fixed number of trials. * Each trial has only two possible outcomes ( success or failure) The trials are independent of each other. The probability of success is constant for each trial . In this experiment, the number of blue marbles in each sample of size 10 is not a binomial experiment because the trials are not independent. For example, if a sample contains 4 blue marbles, there will be fewer blue marbles in the population for the next sample . This means that the number of blue marbles in each sample is dependent on the previous sample, and thus the trials are not independent . However , if you repealed the same experiment with a population of 200 marbles , it would be almost binomial because the larger population size would make the impact of each scumple on the overall population smaller. This would result in the trials being more independent, bringing the experiment- closer to a binomial Situation.2. You're taking samples of size 10 from a population of 20 marbles and recording the number of blue marbles in each sample. Why isn't this a binomial situation, and why would it be almost binomial if you did the same experiment with a population of 200 marbles? (2 points)