What does the random variable (r) for a binomial experiment of n trials represent?

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It binomial experiment, random variable r represents the number of successes in n number of trials.

Claude Hasler answered Mar 19, 2015

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Answer:

N represents the number of trials

P represents the probability of success

K represents the number of successes

Bokambo answered Mar 22, 2015

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