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Here each massage arrive at a node in a communication system independently.
Also the probability of the message is corrupted by noise = 0.05 which is constant for each trials.
The experiment is continue until we get first message in error is read.
So if X is the number of trials required to get first message in error is read then X take values as 1, 2, 3, ....
That is n, the sample size is not fixed.
So X follows all the assumptions of the geometric distribution with parameter po = 0.05
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