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In a given binomial distribution, there are 625 trials, and the probability of success is p =0.29. What is the variance?

In a given binomial distribution, there are 625 trials, and the probability of success is p =0.29. What is the variance?
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In a given binomial distribution, there are 625 trials, and the probability of success is p =0.29. What is the variance?

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Answer:

128.7

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User Karson Jo
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Answer:

128.69.

Explanation:

The variance is np(1 - p)

= 625*(0.28) * 0.71

= 128.69.

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