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DQuestion 11 2 pts Say a business found that 98.3% of soda cans at a production facility in California are filled correctly. The company chooses 100 juice cans off the production line at that same facility. What assumption must be made for this study to follow the probabilities of a binomial experiment? That there is a 98.3% probability of being a selected customer in either production line O That the probability of being a selected can is the same for both products That the probability of cans being filled correctly is the same as the probability of a can being selected That the probabilities of soda cans and juice cans being filled correctly is the same Question 12 2 pts

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right choice should be fourth . That the probabilities of soda cans and juice cans being filled.................

assumptions for binomial distributions :

(a) The number of trials is fixed.

(b) There are two and only two outcomes, labelled as success and failure

(c) The trials are independent. That is, the outcome of one trial doesn't affect that of the others.

(d) probability of success or failure at each trial should be same