JP Online (6/ 14/21 - / /25/21) > Discussions > Module 6 Discussion Board - (TWO DUE DATES) - Binomial . . . This is a graded discussion: 10 points possible due Jun 24 Module 6 Discussion Board - (TWO DUE DATES) - Binomial 48 48 If I tell you a situation is binomial, it is very easy to calculate a probability using a calculator such as StatCrunch. However, the difficult piece is determine if a situation is binomial in the first place, without anyone prompting you to check if it is so. In order to improve our understanding of binomial situations, it helps to write some of your own. Initial Post: 1. Create and write short paragraph that describes a situation that you think can be modeled using the binomial distribution. Post your short paragraph to the discussion board. Do NOT verify the conditions in your initial post. Example Post: 33% of American workers feel engaged in their workplace. If 500 American workers are randomly selected, we can count the number of people who feel engaged in their workplace