Thirty-five percent of teens buy soda (pop) at least once each week. Eleven kids are randomly selected. The random variable repr
esents the number of these kids who purchase soda (pop) at least once each week. For this to be a binomial experiment, what assumption needs to be made?
For the above to be considered a binomial experiment, it must be guaranteed:
1. That each child must offer one of two answers: yes, if I buy soda (pop) at least once a week / no, I do not buy soda (pop) at least once a week.
2. That the fact that a child, in particular, buys soda (pop) at least once a week, has no relationship (dependence) with another child buying soda (pop) at least once a week. week.
You have to multiply 42x60 then add it to 35 then subtract the answer minus 10. Then multiply 60x5. Lastly you get both answers and add them I hope this is right
