Any number larger than 36 would be a counter examples.
When n is equal to 36, both sides of the inequality are equal to 216. As you get larger than 36 the right side is larger than the left side. Therefore, the inequality is not true.
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C but if its not correct pls tell me. :)
Step-by-step explanation:
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c. No, there are more than two possible outcomes for each trial.
Step-by-step explanation:
Binomial probability distribution:
Only two possible outcomes, success or failure.
In each trial, the probability of a success must be the same.
The number of trials must be fixed.
You ask ten randomly chosen college students to rate their experience at the dining hall on a scale of 1-5.
There are 10 trials, which is a fixed number and respects the binomial distribution. However, there are five possible outcomes(numbered 1 to 5). Since there is more than two possible outcomes, the scenario cannot be modeled using a binomial distribution, and the correct answer is given by option c.
Its complementary because they add up to be 90 degrees
