The probability that a video game player passes a level of a particular video game on the first attempt is 0.375. You randomly select 8 players and document whether they pass the level on the first attempt. You are interested in how many do pass on the first attempt. What distribution would you choose to model this scenario? Name the distribution and the value(s) of any distribution parameter(s) in the textbox below using proper otation.
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