Refer to the previous exercise. Let the random variable X = number of compatible donors. Check the
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Refer to the previous exercise. Let the random variable X = number of compatible donors. Check the conditions for X to be binomial by answering parts a–c.
a. What constitutes a trial, how many trials are there, and how many outcomes does each trial have?
b. Does each trial have the same probability of success? Explain
c. Are the trials independent?
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a A trial consists of selecting a donor from the registry and observin...View the full answer
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