Suppose that a person who has recently helped start a band for the first time is

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Suppose that a person who has recently helped start a band for the first time is randomly selected. The probability that the band will break up within 7 months is 0.7. Suppose we follow 10 bands (40 people) for 7 months and record the number of people whose Kind broke up. Why is the binomial model inappropriate for finding the probability that at least 6 of these 40 people will no longer be in that band within 7 months? List all the binomial conditions that are not met. Select all that apply There is a fixed number of trials: n. The probability of success, p. is the same at each trial The only two outcomes are success and failure. The trials are independent

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binomial conditions that are not met

THE TRIALS ARE INDEPENDENTS

THERE IS A FIXED NUMBER OF TRIALS : n

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