In a binomial experiment, the probability

A) does not change from trial to trial.
B) changes from trial to trial.
C) could change from trial to trial, depending on the situation under consideration.
D) could change depending on the number of outcomes.

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Final Answer : A, Explanation :  In a binomial experiment, the probability of success and failure is fixed and constant from trial to trial. This is one of the defining characteristics of a binomial experiment. Therefore, choice A) is the best choice.

In a binomial experiment, the probability

A) does not change from trial to trial.
B) changes from trial to trial.
C) could change from trial to trial, depending on the situation under consideration.
D) could change depending on the number of outcomes.

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In a binomial experiment, the probabilityA) does not change from trial to trial.B) changes from trial to trial.C) could change from trial to trial, depending on the situation under consideration.D) could change depending on the number of outcomes.

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In a binomial experiment, the probability

A) does not change from trial to trial.
B) changes from trial to trial.
C) could change from trial to trial, depending on the situation under consideration.
D) could change depending on the number of outcomes.