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QUESTION 6 Doug, the dog, catches a ball 45% of the time. Doug's owner tosses a ball to Doug 6 times and counts the number of times Doug catches the ball. Which of the following is a true statement? This a binomial situation because Doug makes a fixed number of attempts to catch the ball, the probability that he catches the ball is fixed, and we assume his attempts are independent. This is not binomial because we don't know how many times Doug will catch the ball. This is not binomial because it's possible that Doug catches the ball all 6 times. This is not binomial because Doug may not catch the ball at all in the 6 attempts.

          QUESTION 6
Doug, the dog, catches a ball 45% of the time. Doug's owner tosses a ball to Doug 6 times and counts the number of times Doug catches the ball. Which of
the following is a true statement?
This a binomial situation because Doug makes a fixed number of attempts to catch the ball, the probability that he catches the ball is fixed, and we assume
his attempts are independent.
This is not binomial because we don't know how many times Doug will catch the ball.
This is not binomial because it's possible that Doug catches the ball all 6 times.
This is not binomial because Doug may not catch the ball at all in the 6 attempts.

QUESTION 6
Doug, the dog, catches a ball 45% of the time. Doug's owner tosses a ball to Doug 6 times and counts the number of times Doug catches the ball. Which of
the following is a true statement?
This a binomial situation because Doug makes a fixed number of attempts to catch the ball, the probability that he catches the ball is fixed, and we assume
his attempts are independent.
This is not binomial because we don't know how many times Doug will catch the ball.
This is not binomial because it's possible that Doug catches the ball all 6 times.
This is not binomial because Doug may not catch the ball at all in the 6 attempts.

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