Binomial Distribution (Introduction) | ExamSolutions

Binomial distribution introduction

Here we'll show you how a Binomial Distribution for a random variable X can be modelled as a tree diagram with n trials where there are two outcomes, success and failure. Trials are independent and the probability of success remains a constant value p. If this is the case we use the notation X~B(n,p).

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