When X denotes the number of success in binomial experiment, it is called ________________?

Correct answer: B. Binomial random variable

  • A. Random variable
  • B. Binomial random variable
  • C. Continuous random variable
  • D. Both (b) and (c) but not (a)

Explanation

The number of successes in a fixed number of binomial trials is specifically called a binomial random variable. It is also a random variable in the general sense, but it is discrete rather than continuous.

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