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Option(D) -each roll of the die has two equally likely outcomes
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In probability theory, the binomial statistical distribution refers to a distinct distribution of no. of desired effects in sequential autonomous experiments, where each experiment ask a question for ‘yes’/’no’, and each with its own probable boolean-assessed outcome.
A binomial experiment must satisfy the following 4 conditions: (a) Number of trials should be fixed; (b) Every trial should be independent of another; (c) Only two outcomes are there; (d) the chance of each result from trial to trail remains
The slope: 3/5
Y-intercept:-6
