In the binomial experiment, the outcomes of each trial maybe classified into ______________?
Correct answer: C. Success or Failure
- A. Success
- B. Failure
- C. Success or Failure
- D. None of these
Explanation
Each binomial trial has exactly two mutually exclusive outcomes, conventionally labelled success and failure. The labels do not imply that success is favourable or failure is undesirable.
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