The number of successes in fixed time interval follows?
Correct answer: D. Possion distribution Mathematics
- A. Gamma distribution
- B. Binomial distribution
- C. Negative binomial dis
- D. Possion distribution Mathematics
Explanation
The number of events or successes occurring in a fixed time interval under a constant average rate follows the Poisson distribution. The binomial distribution instead counts successes in a fixed number of independent trials.
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