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Question 7 of 10 If a binomial trial has a probability of success of 0.3, how many successes would you expect out of 500 trials? O A. 250
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Question 7 of 10 If a binomial trial has a probability of success of 0.3, how many successes would you expect out of 500 trials? O A. 250

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.3 × 500 = 150 = answer. That’s going to be the correct answer
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Answer:

.3 x 500 = 150 = answer

Explanation:

multiply the numbers

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