1. Five Conditions of the Binomial Distribution
    1. Series of N trials
    2. Only 2 possible outcomes
    3. The outcomes are mutually exclusive
    4. Independence between outcomes of each trial
    5. The probability of each possible outcome on any trail stays the same from trial to trial
  2. Binomial Expansion
    1. (P+Q)N
    2. P = probability of one of the outcomes
    3. Q = probability of the other outcome
    4. N = Number of trials
    5. Equation for expanding from note 9.1

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    6. When you expand you find that
      1. the coefficient =
      2. can substitute the probabilities for P and Q
    7. As N increases curve gets more normal
  3. Using the Binomial Table
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