You will be creating a Binomial example that is unique and includes your interest. Make it your own and about things you like!Note:we are not asking you to run experiments, so you can make up the probability, just make sure it is realistic.

1. [4 pts] State your Binomial Distribution example.
2. [1 pts] Identify the random variable of your binomial distribution.
3. [3 pts] Explain why a discrete quantitative variable is required compared to a continuous random variable. How do you know your random variable is discrete?
4. [4 pts] Explain in detail howeach requirement of the binomial distribution is satisfied.
5. [2 pts] Expand your example by adding probabilities that should be calculated. You will need to include at least one that covers the following:
   1. Less than
   2. Greater than or equal
   3. Between
6. [6 pts] Now,calculate andinterpret the probabilities you stated above (upload GeoGebra outputs for each probability):GeoGebra Probability Calculator
   1. Less than
   2. Greater than or equal
   3. Between